The president starts a series of meetings. There is a voice from Rozwoju Plus and Razem
In the face of the crisis surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal, the president will meet with leaders of parliamentary circles.
Quick Look
The head of the president's office, Paweł Głosernaker, announced a series of meetings between President Karol Nawrocki and party leaders in order to stabilize the political situation after the escalation of tensions around the Constitutional Tribunal.
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Why It Matters
The tension escalated after the announcement of a break in the activities of the management of the Constitutional Tribunal and the work taken over by a judge elected by the current Sejm.
The head of the president's office, Paweł Głosernaker, announced on the X platform that on Saturday from 13 at the Presidential Palace, President Karol Nawrocki will begin a series of meetings with leaders of parliamentary circles. The aim of the consultations is to stabilize the political situation and restore constitutional order in the country.
In turn, the Deputy Speaker of the Sejm, Marcin Horała (Development Plus), convened an extraordinary meeting of the Council of Parliamentarians under the President of the Republic of Poland at 3 p.m. In his earlier statements, Horała sharply criticized the activities around the Constitutional Tribunal, talking about a "forceful attack" and breaking the law.
The Razem party has expressed its readiness to talk with the president. The group's spokesman, Mateusz Merta, announced that party representatives would meet the president after 3 p.m. "We are ready to talk with the president, but also the prime minister and all groups about the need for an urgent constitutional reset and ending the fight for the Constitutional Tribunal," Merta wrote on the X platform.
Crisis in the Constitutional Tribunal
The tension escalated after the announcement of a break in the activities of the President of the Constitutional Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski, and the Vice-President, Bartłomiej Sochański. The work of the Tribunal was managed by judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska, elected by the current Sejm.
Demonstrations and police appeared in front of the Constitutional Tribunal's headquarters.
On the night from Friday to Saturday, President Nawrocki interrupted his flight to Senegal and immediately went to the seat of the Constitutional Tribunal. After leaving the building, he announced urgent consultations, arguing that there had been a serious violation of the constitutional order.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk commented on the situation, emphasizing that "restoring the rule of law is our duty."
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Meeting of the president with leaders of parliamentary circles at the Presidential Palace.
Very likely · Within hours
Open Questions
- What decisions will be made during the consultations with the president?
- How will the remaining parliamentary clubs respond to the situation?
