Wawer in RMF FM: I would advise the president to go to a meeting with Tusk
Discussion about potential cooperation with PiS, the Senate pact with the participation of Karol Nawrocki and the controversy surrounding the Independence March.
Quick Look
- Michał Wawer from Konfederacja will answer questions on RMF FM about relations with PiS, Karol Nawrocki's role in the Senate pact and incidents during the Independence March.
- The conversation will also concern the survey-based demand for a new political force in Poland.
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Why It Matters
Opinia24's research for RMF FM indicates that 44 percent of Poles express their willingness to establish a new political party.
Wouldn't cooperation with PiS mean the Confederation's loss of political independence?
We will also talk about the idea of a Senate pact with the participation of President Karol Nawrocki. Can the president play the role of an intermediary in reaching an agreement between right-wing groups? Why does the problem of the presence of Grzegorz Braun's environment appear in this puzzle and where does the Confederation set the limits of cooperation?
There will be plenty of questions about the events during the Independence March. The burning of the Left's flag and the photo of Sławomir Mentzen with a lit flare caused political controversy. How does the Confederacy respond to these incidents? Should politicians be held responsible for breaking the rules during demonstrations?
We will also ask about the survey's demand for a new political force. The Opinia24 survey for RMF FM shows that 44 percent of Poles would like to see a new party. Is this a signal of dissatisfaction with the current political offer? How does the Confederation intend to respond to the expectations of voters looking for an alternative to the largest parties?
We invite you to an interview with Michał Wawer at 18:02 to RMF FM, online Radio RMF24, to the RMF24.pl website and to our social media!
Open Questions
- Will the Confederation cooperate with PiS?
- What is the Confederation's position on the incidents at the Independence March?







