Poland's opposition calls for no-confidence vote against PM Tusk
Donald Tusk, Prime Minister of Poland (Photo: Getty Images)
In Poland, there are calls to initiate a vote of no confidence in the cabinet of Prime Minister Donald Tusk and to propose the formation of a new technical government, states former Polish Prime Minister and leader of the new political alliance "Rozwój Plus" Mateusz Morawiecki.
According to Morawiecki, it is proposed to create a technical government under the leadership of Marek Jurek, who would lead the country until elections for a new parliamentary majority are held.
The politician also emphasized the need to reboot the Constitutional Tribunal, which he believes is supported by various political forces - from Razem and Rozwój Plus to Konfederacja.
Morawiecki sharply criticized the activities of the current coalition, calling their rule catastrophic.
"Their place is in the dustbin of history and before independent courts in the role of the accused," the politician stated.
He added that the end of the current government’s term should be only the beginning of implementing a specific plan for the future to prevent similar political crises.
On October 30, the political conflict around the Constitutional Tribunal intensified in Warsaw - the police blocked the building of the institution, and its leadership was suspended from their positions.
As a result, clashes broke out between the police and protesters near the court.
In the early hours of October 31, Polish President Karol Nawrocki forcibly entered the building of the Constitutional Tribunal, which is controlled by the police and judges appointed by the current Sejm.
