Following a referendum that led to the recall of Aleksander Miszalski as Mayor of Krakow, Prime Minister Donald Tusk has dissolved the Civic Coalition (KO) structures in the Małopolska region. Government spokesperson Adam Szłapka stated the decision aims to bring a fresh, external perspective to the party's work in the region.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk has dissolved the Civic Coalition (KO) structures in Małopolska. Deputy Speaker of the Sejm, Dorota Niedziela, has been appointed as the commissioner for the region, tasked with revitalizing the party and preparing for upcoming elections.
Kraków voters overwhelmingly backed removing liberal Mayor Aleksander Miszalski in a referendum, a setback for PM Donald Tusk's party and a victory for the right-wing opposition, potentially inspiring similar challenges to liberal urban governments across Poland.
Kraków voters overwhelmingly recalled liberal Mayor Aleksander Miszalski, a setback for PM Donald Tusk. The recall, driven by right-wing opposition citing environmental restrictions and parking fees, could inspire similar challenges to liberal urban governments across Poland.
