Prime Minister: no politician has the right to forcibly enter the Constitutional Tribunal
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The Prime Minister of Poland said on Tuesday that no politician has the right to forcibly enter the Constitutional Tribunal. He directed his words at the president, whom he accused of attempting such an action. The information comes from Polish Radio.
The Constitutional Tribunal is an important institution in Poland. It checks whether laws are consistent with the Constitution, that is, with the highest law in the country. For several years, a political dispute has surrounded the Tribunal. Politicians from different parties hold different opinions on who should decide on the appointment of judges and on the functioning of this institution.
In his statement, the prime minister stressed that entering the building of a state institution must take place in accordance with the law and procedures. In his view, the use of force in such a situation is unacceptable. The material does not provide details about the specific event, so it is difficult to assess exactly what happened.
The matter is being watched by the public, because it concerns relations between the most important organs of power in Poland. Further information on this topic may appear in the coming days. It is worth following the official statements of the government, the president, and the Tribunal itself.
Sources: Polskie Radio
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