Piotr Zaremba is right that the new government's structure does not fundamentally alter the balance of power within the right-wing camp. However, this does not mean it lacks a political key. Through the nomination of Banaś to the Ministry of Finance and, in a sense, Sasin as Deputy Prime Minister in the "Gosiewski model," the President is strengthening his oversight of the government. There will be no room for speculation; the government is to firmly hold its course, without temptations of external interventions. An example of this is the anti-usury bill and how Jacek Sasin, even in a less prominent role, recently cut short all attempts to soften the bill's provisions at the Standing Committee. The new head of state finances is a man directly associated with the PiS President, but also loyal to Morawiecki, as - until now - the head of KAS, which is crucial for securing budget revenues.

On the other hand, in addition to the obvious link to PiS headquarters, Jacek Sasin was one of the PiS politicians most supportive of the plan to replace Prime Minister Szydło with Mateusz Morawiecki when the fate of the reshuffle hung in the balance for several weeks in late autumn 2017. And it is he, alongside the head of the Chancellery of the Prime Minister, Michał Dworczyk, promoted to a full member of the Council of Ministers, who visits the Prime Minister's office every morning with a briefcase of documents for decision-making. In this sense, it is difficult not to see the reconstruction as a strengthening of the Prime Minister, despite various rumors circulating over the election weekend. The choice of spokesperson is also in line with the preferences of Morawiecki's circle, but it was made with a certain artfulness to emphasize the Prime Minister's ties with traditional PiS, as the young minister's father - Edward Mueller - was a Member of Parliament for "Solidarity" and Porozumienie Centrum in Słupsk. As an interesting anecdote - on the occasion of June 4th - it is worth recalling that in May 1989, when today's government spokesperson was born, his father, during the election campaign for the Sejm, detected a wiretap set up by the SB in the Słupsk Civic Committee.

Piotr Mueller (born '89) is also intended to be the face of the government for the YouTube and Netflix generation. A gain for Zbigniew Ziobro's circle is the ministerial promotion of another young politician - Michał Woś (born '91), taking over the "minister without portfolio" position vacated by Beata Kempa. Although Solidarna Polska suffered a defeat in its bid for the (sports) ministry, it gains greater exposure for one of the most interesting and capable politicians of its generation. Despite Nowogrodzka freezing SP's assets, Ziobro's circle will likely benefit more from Woś than from Beata Kempa, after she lost the head of the Chancellery position and her role in organizing World Youth Day, which was perhaps crucial at that stage for cementing the ideological image of "good change."

Regarding the nomination of Elżbieta Witek, it can be said that it is both a preservation of the status quo and the prominent presence of former Prime Minister Szydło's circle, and also a person about whom Jarosław Kaczyński himself speaks with exceptional warmth and great respect. The new head of the Ministry of the Interior and Administration returns after a period of reduced political activity, mainly due to caring for the seriously ill Jolanta Szczypińska (the PiS President spoke about this in a long interview for Radio Koszalin after the death of the long-time colleague). Minister Witek will also be a strengthening force for Lower Silesian PiS, as the parliamentary lists, orphaned by the departure of Szydło, Rafalska, and Brudziński to Brussels, were also a consideration in the reconstruction.

Nominations in the social ministries: family and labor, and education should also be considered at the regional level - Piontkowski's promotion is related not only to his heading the Podlasie PiS structures, and Borys-Szopa not only because she represents Silesia, but both also have strong ties to Solidarity (the wife of the Minister of Education is the head of the regional teachers' "S").

The reconstruction highlights Morawiecki, but also ends the experiment with "speculative experts" like the former head of the Ministry of Finance. The government is to be more efficient and disciplined. The new Deputy Prime Minister will ensure this. The new spokesperson is a signal that the Prime Minister is increasing his ties with traditional PiS, but at the same time reaching for someone who - like himself - only occasionally parts with his iPhone.

- I can only repeat once more: I would like turnout to be ever higher, because increasing turnout testifies to the strengthening of democracy. It is perhaps its best testimony and perhaps its best emanation. Therefore, once again, I thank our compatriots for their broad participation in the European Parliament elections, compared to what it was before - stated President Andrzej Duda during the ceremonial Senate session marking the 30th anniversary of free Senate elections.

- I am a proponent of the Senate being in our country. I believe it is very much needed, precisely as a chamber for reflection, for a calmer discussion. Can anything be changed in the structure of the Polish Senate? Perhaps it can. Perhaps former presidents could be introduced, some representation of local government. I kindly ask the senators to calmly discuss these changes. They naturally require a constitutional amendment. I smile, because I myself believe that we have a Constitution, but we could always improve it and have a better one. There are also many such proposals. I thank the Senate for discussing these constitutional topics as well recently, I think over the past few years - stated President Andrzej Duda during the solemn session of the Senate on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of free Senate elections.

"I never dreamed this celebration would be this grand. Many local government officials didn't dream of it either. I feel President [Adamowicz's] spirit is above this square, smiling at us, because we are here together" – said the Mayor of Gdańsk, Aleksandra Dulkiewicz, during the celebrations of the Day of Freedom and Solidarity.

"It's impossible to thank everyone whose valor, courage, and consistency led the Polish nation and our homeland to the first, partially free elections after World War II. Honor and glory to the heroes of free Poland" – she added.

- Years later, although I was very critical of both the Round Table and the June 4th elections at the time, I now see their immense value and can indeed boldly admit myself that they were an extremely important step towards freedom, towards free elections, towards the fully free elections that took place 2.5 years later - stated Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki during a ceremonial Senate session marking the 30th anniversary of free Senate elections.

During the 30th anniversary celebrations, politicians, including President Aleksandra Dulkiewicz, European Council President Donald Tusk, and former Presidents Lech Wałęsa, Aleksander Kwaśniewski, and Bronisław Komorowski, signed the Gdańsk Declaration of Freedom and Solidarity.

"On the thirtieth anniversary of the birth of free Poland, we, the citizens of the Republic, mindful of the evil that was the murder of the President of Gdańsk, Paweł Adamowicz, unite in the hope for the renewal of public life in our Homeland," the declaration's preamble stated.

"We want free citizens, equal in rights and duties, to be able not only to support each other in solidarity but also to independently shape the future of both local communities and the entire country. Respect for and dissemination of these values will be the best practice of Polish democracy and citizenship, as well as a guarantee of the prosperity of the Republic, which is the common home of all citizens."

President Andrzej Duda appointed Teresa Czerwińska as a member of the Management Board of the National Bank of Poland (NBP) on Tuesday, at the request of the President of the National Bank of Poland. This was confirmed to 300POLITYCE by the presidential spokesperson, Błażej Spychalski.

- What can I do, if the Ministry of Science is indeed such a forge of talent? That's why I think I'll appoint future deputy ministers secretly, so no one promotes them to higher positions again - stated Jarosław Gowin in a conversation with journalists in the Sejm, when asked about reports regarding the appointment of Piotr Müller as government spokesperson. 300POLITYKA was the first to report on this nomination.

When pressed whether he himself had proposed the current deputy minister of science for this position, Gowin replied that he had not. - It was a personal designation by Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki - he emphasized.

- These are people whose predispositions I know nothing about. I don't think they are prepared to take on these challenges. I'm surprised it's happening on June 4th. It's meant to cover up what's happening here [in Gdańsk], but it's so strange and petty. I don't think it's right that it's happening specifically on June 4th. Prime Minister Morawiecki could have accepted Mayor Dulkiewicz's invitation to sit together under the monument - stated Grzegorz Schetyna in a conversation with journalists, referring to today's government changes.

- Today, by unveiling this stone, we can say that Jan Olszewski initiated this great movement, of which we are experiencing another day today, and which is a message for our future. His monument will forever remind all those governing the Republic of Poland of the values and aspirations that those who act for the good, security, and independence of the Republic within and from this building should pursue - said Antoni Macierewicz during the ceremony of unveiling the cornerstone for Jan Olszewski's monument.

- Prime Minister Jan Olszewski, thank you for all your work, your path. We promise not to abandon the wonderful ideals you tried to instill in us. Thank you - said Mateusz Morawiecki during the ceremony of unveiling the cornerstone for the Jan Olszewski monument.

- A great celebration of freedom, 30 years have passed since June 4, 1989. Without that June, there would be no free Poland, but there would also be no strong, free Poland without strong local governments. And we have gathered here to defend strong local governments. Because unfortunately, today our powers, our prerogatives are constantly being violated by those in power, and by the same token, the rights of citizens living in our small homelands are violated. We want to clearly oppose this, because we want a Poland that is solidary and self-governing, and that is what we are fighting for, hence our 21 very important postulates. And precisely because the future of local government is threatened in our assessment, we also want to get involved in the upcoming elections. We want to support the coalition's lists, the European Coalition, in the elections, because we want to fight for power to be as close to citizens as possible, and that is what has guided us from the very beginning, and especially today, guiding these 21 postulates - stated Rafał Trzaskowski at a joint briefing of city presidents.

- Today, I was appointed Deputy Minister in the Ministry of Investment and Development. This is a great honor for me and, at the same time, a huge challenge. I am very grateful for the trust placed in me by Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki. There is a lot of work ahead of me, which I am starting today - Anna Gembicka wrote on Facebook.

Also today, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki appointed Marcin Ociepa as Secretary of State in the Ministry of Entrepreneurship and Technology, responsible for, among other things, European affairs and issues related to the innovativeness of the Polish economy.

https://twitter.com/PremierRP/status/1135930323395645440

This confirms the information reported by 300POLITYKA yesterday.

https://twitter.com/PiotrMuller/status/1135929889121550336

- Our task is to organize society differently, because each of us doesn't belong to a party, doesn't attend meetings, but knows in which party their predisposition and mentality lies. We have sexual minorities, for example. Why can't they have a sexual minority party? Why should they hide? - said Lech Wałęsa in Gdańsk.

- We must ensure strong self-government, and therefore we will all engage in the upcoming elections in the name of values and stand on the only right side. Because we want Poland to be strong, open, and European, and for decisions to be made as close to you as possible. Smiling, proud European citizens of our country - stated Rafał Trzaskowski in Gdańsk.

- We will enable voting from every phone, and 99% of people will actively participate in elections. I'm just giving an example - said Lech Wałęsa in Gdańsk.

https://twitter.com/PremierRP/status/1135929582660587521

https://twitter.com/szefernaker/status/1135937679558946819

- I don't care that they'll say somewhere on television again that Tusk isn't dealing with what he should be dealing with. That I have no right to talk about what is needed in Poland today. I want to speak today to all Poles and to all those who also have the courage and readiness to stand at the head of people, when fate favors them and when the situation is difficult. Draw a few simple conclusions, and these are my pieces of advice that stem from that experience for all Poles who would like to taste victory again. Firstly, these people, as I have already said, never gave up – said Donald Tusk in Gdańsk.

- The second piece of advice is to simply work hard for that victory every day – Donald Tusk said in Gdańsk – he continued.

- There is a third lesson from 1988 and 1989. No one excluded anyone then. The phenomenon of Polish victory lay in the fact that Poles did not divide then into east and west, village and city, poor and rich. It wouldn't have occurred to anyone at all. People even had such great imagination that they were able to build an agreement for a bloodless revolution with the communist government – stated the President of the European Council.

“I have never encountered an aggressive refusal to engage in dialogue if I took my interlocutor seriously. You just have to reach out to everyone without exception, and I'm not talking about office games or political intrigues, but about constant and daily work wherever possible. Behind me stand people who won local government elections in the first round. These same people could vote for them, but they couldn't or didn't always want to vote for political parties a few months later. Perhaps because local officials are, by definition, people, by nature people who must be among people” - said Donald Tusk, President of the European Council, in Gdańsk.

“*If you open yourselves up, everyone without exception – I am addressing opinion leaders – if you forget about these divisions, the Prussian partition, the Russian partition, the East, the West, more believers, more non-believers. It doesn't matter. Believe me. Everyone can be convinced if you have courage, good will, and then you can win. We have managed to do that a few times*” – said the Head of the European Council, Donald Tusk, in Gdańsk.

"Those who want to win for freedom and democracy should speak well of themselves, or not at all. You have a great talent for criticism, you know how to deliver a blow, but use it in the right direction. Save your potential allies for easier times" - said the President of the European Council, Donald Tusk, in Gdańsk.

"You're a bit down today. But, listen, a week is enough, right? If those people in 1988 had been down, who knows where we would be today. I wasn't happy either, as you can imagine. You know, sad people never win anything. Do you really think that if you put on even sadder faces, sadder than those who rule today, that anyone will look at you favorably? No, absolutely not" - said the President of the European Council Donald Tusk in Gdańsk.

- We see these pictures today, television often shows them, Generals Kiszczak, Jaruzelski, Lech Wałęsa, Kaczyński drinking vodka. Well, Kaczyński isn't in those pictures now, but I saw the real ones. I'm saying this not to mock, but to state what is most obvious to me. What were they supposed to do? Shoot each other? Lead tanks against each other? - Donald Tusk said in Gdańsk.

„Don't be angry, I can't listen to this talk about them having public media, public television, and us being helpless. They also had public media and all the other media back then, and we had leaflets, some little papers. We spent whole nights, whole days on it. Do you know what 30,000 shipyard newsletters meant in one night?” - said the head of the European Council, Donald Tusk, in Gdańsk.

„Okay, your public television, our internet. It's really simple. We truly don't have to wait for Mr. Jacek Kurskiego's mercy” - he added. 

- It's not about some kitsch of reconciliation where politicians from opposing camps will shake hands. Although, as has been said many times, it's better to offer a hand than to turn your back. It's not that difficult - Donald Tusk said in Gdańsk.

"I urge all of you to follow the lead of our local government heroes, to convince [them] that in the Senate elections, we can give them a repeat of the entertainment [from 1989]. We can win. I'm saying this openly, because as a representative of the EU, I know how important this is for Poland, for Poles, and for the entire EU. It's not about someone defeating someone else, but about winning back what we won back then. These are always the most beautiful, simplest words: freedom, democracy, solidarity" – said the President of the European Council, Donald Tusk, in Gdańsk.

„I deeply believe that if we can again raise our voices from our chests, with full conviction, this cry of faith 'No freedom without solidarity,' we will win. I wish this for you. This signal will again go out from Gdańsk. You can always count on me” - said the President of the European Council, Donald Tusk, in Gdańsk.

- Minister Czerwińska will certainly tell you herself about the joy of working in the government, as we discussed it many times, the satisfaction it gave her, and she achieved a great deal. It was her decision to, at this stage, even before the parliamentary elections, indeed undertake other important tasks on a different front, and Minister Banaś is not just about accounting and budget matters, but also tax matters. Today, the Minister of Finance must also be a border guard, a detective, an IT specialist, and a bit of everything else - stated Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in an interview with Dorota Gawryluk on Polsat News.

- This is an authentic reconstruction [of the government]. I have high hopes that many of these people will also be in future governments, perhaps even all of them, which I certainly wish our ministers - stated Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in an interview with Dorota Gawryluk on Polsat News.

– We need to roll up our sleeves and head out into Poland. This is my greatest commitment. Of course, I want to continue convincing Poles. We will have programmatic proposals and a program convention. We are a serious party that wants to offer Poles a program for the next 4 years, which we will do in all areas – stated Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in an interview with Dorota Gawryluk on Polsat News.

- Europeanness must be concrete. Europe in concrete means European earnings. We want to show that in 5 years, we are able to slowly catch up to Spain, in 10 years to France, and in a decade and a half, we want Poles to earn at the level of Britons, Germans, and the wealthy countries of Western Europe – stated Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in an interview with Dorota Gawryluk on Polsat News.

- June 4th is a very important date, but perhaps it couldn't really be a national holiday for all Poles. Primarily because it was Poles who decided in this particular way. Please observe, Madam Editor. On November 11th, did something specific happen? Was there a great battle won? Not really. But all Poles in the interwar period loved this date, which symbolized Poland's regaining of independence, and here people felt that the talks in Magdalenka, the Round Table, might have been necessary, but they didn't actually signify true freedom - said Mateusz Morawiecki in an interview with Dorota Gawryluk on the program 'Wydarzenia i Opinie' (Events and Opinions) on Polsat News.

- Some of us will face a very dramatic decision whether to put ourselves forward or not to join that election list for the Senate, and also the Sejm. It's a rather dramatic decision for us, because we are a year after direct elections to our cities and municipalities. But the situation is dramatic. We might not have local government in a year - said Jacek Karnowski in a conversation with Katarzyna Kolenda-Zaleska on TVN24's "Fakty po faktach".

- If you're asking specifically about me. No, I will definitely not be running in these [parliamentary] elections - said Rafał Trzaskowski in an interview with Katarzyna Kolenda-Zaleska on TVN24's "Fakty po faktach" (Facts After Facts).

“We are working intensively now. There is no point in talking about proposals that are still in the development stage. Our hallmark is that we approached the program and the elections very seriously; it's about concept, not just empty shouting matches to see who can out-shout the competitor,” said Deputy Prime Minister Jacek Sasin on “Gość Wiadomości” on TVP Info.

“We still have 5 months until the elections, and I think that during this time we will also want to formulate very interesting proposals for Poles. There will be short-term ones, for immediate effect, this year, but there will also be those that will offer a prospect for the next term,” he added. 

-- THE KEY TO RECONSTRUCTION - STRENGTHENING THE PRESIDENT'S CONTROL, APPRECIATING MORAWIECKI, A SIGNAL FOR THE YOUTUBE GENERATION, AND PROMOTING NEW LEADERS - we write on 300POLITYCE. https://300polityka.pl/news/2019/06/04/klucz-rekonstrukcji-wzmocnienie-kontroli-prezesa-docenienie-morawieckiego-sygnal-dla-pokolenia-youtube-i-promocja-nowych-lokomotyw-wyborczych-analiza-300polityki/

-- 300POLITYKI LIVEBLOG:
Sasin on new electoral proposals: They will be short-term, for immediate use, still this year, but there will also be those that will offer a perspective for the next term.
Trzaskowski: I will not be running in the parliamentary elections.
Karnowski: Some of us will face a very dramatic decision whether not to give ourselves, whether not to go on that electoral list for the Senate, and also the Sejm.
PMM: June 4th is a very important date, but it could hardly be a national holiday for all Poles. People felt that these conversations might have been necessary, but they did not mean true freedom.
Tusk to the opposition: I ask you to follow in the footsteps of our local government heroes, to convince them that in the Senate elections we can give them a repeat performance of '89.
Tusk: Don't be angry, I can't listen to this that they have public media, public television, we can't do anything. Okay, your public television, our internet. We don't have to wait for Kurski's mercy.
Tusk on Magdalenka: We look at photos, Kiszczak, Jaruzelski, Wałęsa, Kaczyński are drinking vodka. That is, Kaczyński is not in these photos now. What were they supposed to do? Shoot each other?
Tusk presents his three pieces of advice on how to win: Never give up, work hard, exclude no one.
Wałęsa: We have sexual minorities. Why can't they have a sexual minority party? Why should they hide?
Chancellery of the Prime Minister confirms: Piotr Müller is the new government spokesperson.
Trzaskowski: In our assessment, the future of local governments is threatened today. We also want to get involved in the upcoming elections. We want to support the coalition lists, the European Coalition in the elections.
https://300polityka.pl/live/2019/06/04/

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POLSAT NEWS EVENTS

-- VELVET GOVERNMENT RECONSTRUCTION - announcement.

-- THE PRIME MINISTER WILL STILL HAVE THREE DEPUTIES, BUT THE SCOPE OF THEIR DUTIES WILL CHANGE - Dariusz Ociepa.

-- JACEK SASIN - FRANKLY SPEAKING - LET SLIP THAT PIS IS ALREADY PREPARING SEPARATE PROJECTS FOR THE ELECTIONS, APART FROM KACZYNSKI'S 'FIVE' - Ociepa continues.

-- ELŻBIETA WITEK'S ENTRY INTO THE GOVERNMENT IS NOT A SURPRISE - Ociepa.

-- IN PIS, THEY HOPE THAT BOŻENA BORYS-SZOPA WILL NOW BE THE MEDIA FACE OF THE 500+ PROGRAM FOR THE FIRST CHILD - Ociepa continues.

-- THE OPPOSITION HAS NO DOUBT THAT THE RECONSTRUCTION DATE IS NOT ACCIDENTAL - Ociepa: Opinions are heard that the ruling party wanted to cover up Donald Tusk's speech in Gdańsk as well.

-- ON JUNE 4, 1989, FREE SENATE ELECTIONS AND CONTRACT SEJM ELECTIONS TOOK PLACE - announcement.

-- DONALD TUSK'S SPEECH WAS ESSENTIALLY AN INSTRUCTION DIRECTED AT PARTY LEADERS ON WHAT TO DO TO WIN THE NEXT ELECTIONS - Mira Skórka from Gdańsk.

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TVN FACTS

-- ARLETA ZALEWSKA ON THE RECONSTRUCTION DATE: Most questions and doubts concerned not who took the places of the departing government members, but when the government reconstruction was planned.

-- JACEK SASIN: We are not covering anything up, the calendar looks like this. The President's calendar was extremely busy.

-- THEY DID NOT MENTION THE ANNIVERSARY IN ANY WAY - ARLETA ZALEWSKA: While presenting nominations to new ministers today, they did not refer - to the observed today
- the thirtieth anniversary of the first partially free elections. At exactly the same time when, in the Presidential Palace, more new ministers were receiving congratulations, a significant portion of opposition politicians were celebrating in Gdańsk, and it was from there that they assessed the changes taking place in Warsaw.

-- GRZEGORZ SCHETYNA: It is not comprehensive, it does not create any new quality, it is intended to be a political event to cover up June 4th, and I assess it poorly.

-- EACH NOMINATION HAS ITS POLITICAL GOAL - ZALEWSKA continues: Each of these nominations has its political goal. Jacek Sasin, the new Deputy Prime Minister, is a close associate of President Jarosław Kaczyński. Here, at Aleje Ujazdowskie, his promotion is seen as strengthening the control of PiS authorities in the government. His task, to put it simply, is to maintain order and coordinate cooperation between the Prime Minister and the other ministers.

-- ZALEWSKA ON WITEK'S NOMINATION: This promotion, on the one hand, maintains seats in the government for Beata Szydło's faction, and on the other hand, it is a return to the forefront for a well-known and recognized as a mild face of PiS - politician.

-- THE GOAL IS CONTINUATION AND CALMING OF MOODS - ZALEWSKA continues: Each of these politicians, crossing the threshold of their ministry, must be aware that they are doing so 5 months before the elections, and therefore the goal set for them today by the Prime Minister and the President is continuation and calming of emotions.

-- KRZYSZTOF SKÓRZYŃSKI ON WAŁĘSA'S DAY: There was no other main hero today. Even for those who were not yet born thirty years ago. The line-up that welcomed Lech Wałęsa, the chanting of his name, will go down in the history of the celebrations - the thirtieth anniversary of free Poland.

-- SKÓRZYŃSKI ON THE THREE PRESIDENTS: Today in Gdańsk, three presidents sat next to each other, with different backgrounds. Then and now, they differed on many issues. Lech Wałęsa was the creator of the Round Table and one of the architects of the electoral victory. Bronisław Komorowski, thirty years ago, was a radical who considered negotiations with communists a mistake. And Aleksander Kwaśniewski, who was on the other side then.

-- KWAŚNIEWSKI ON THE PAD LIST: The presidents' lists are often beautifully written. But sometimes it's worth for the presidents to actually read their lists, not just write them.

-- SKÓRZYŃSKI ON SYMBOLISM: From a bird's-eye view, the symbolism of the place where the celebration of communism's eventual end took place is best seen. The European Solidarity Centre borders the Gdańsk Shipyard and its gate, at which Lech Wałęsa announced the formation of Solidarity.

-- KATARZYNA KOLENDA-ZALESKA ON JUNE 4, 1989: The election results were a surprise to everyone. For the Solidarity side, that they won so much, and for the government side, that they lost so much. It is already known that the communists are unable to form a government. The election results were clear - society rejected communism. Solidarity hesitates, but eventually makes a decision.

-- POLAND CHANGED THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD - KKZ: In November '89, the Berlin Wall fell, which became a symbol of the fall of communism. But yes. Poland changed the history of the world. It all started with these elections. June 4th.

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TVP NEWS

-- THE GOVERNMENT RECONSTRUCTION HAS BECOME A FACT. CHANGES ARE THE RESULT OF PIS'S VICTORY IN THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ELECTIONS - announcement.

-- SUCH RECONSTRUCTIONS HAPPEN EXCEPTIONALLY RARELY - Jakub Wojtanowski.

-- SEVEN NEW PASSENGERS ARE BOARDING A MOVING TRAIN A FEW MONTHS BEFORE THE ELECTIONS - Wojtanowski.

-- TODAY IS THE 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ELECTIONS ON JUNE 4, 1989.

-- IT WAS A PARTIALLY FREE ELECTION, BECAUSE WE HAD TO WAIT FOR FULLY FREE ONES UNTIL 1991 - Michał Adamczyk from the BHP Hall of the Gdańsk Shipyard.

-- A SOLEMN SESSION IN THE SENATE, DURING WHICH THE HISTORIC DATE WAS COMMEMORATED - Waldemar Stankiewicz.

-- A PLAQUE DEDICATED TO JAN OLSZEWSKI WAS UNVEILED IN FRONT OF THE CHANCELLERY OF THE PRIME MINISTER - Stankiewicz.

-- THE POST-COMMUNISTS EXPLAIN WHAT DEMOCRACY MEANS - banner.

-- DURING THE MAY ELECTIONS, PEOPLE WITH COMMUNIST BACKGROUNDS OPENED THE EUROPEAN COALITION LISTS, AND TODAY SOME POLITICIANS CELEBRATED WITH POST-COMMUNISTS - announcement.

-- WŁADYSŁAW FRASYNIUK PULLED ALEKSANDER KWAŚNIEWSKI ONTO THE STAGE - Jan Korab.

-- THE ALLIANCE OF SOME ANTI-COMMUNIST OPPOSITION MEMBERS WITH ACTIVISTS OF THE TOTALITARIAN REGIME IS DOING VERY WELL - Korab.

-- THE CEREMONIES ORGANIZED BY ECS AND GDAŃSK FIT INTO THIS REALITY - Korab.

-- DULKIEWICZ, WHO ALLOWED A HAPPENING DURING WHICH SACRILEGE OCCURRED, IS NOW CALLING FOR RECONCILIATION - Korab.

-- PARTICIPANTS OF THE ECS CEREMONIES ATTACKED THE GOVERNMENT - Korab.

-- JAN VINCENT ROSTOWSKI APPEARS BEFORE THE VAT FRAUD COMMISSION FOR THE THIRD TIME.

-- TUSK CONSOLES THE OPPOSITION AFTER THE ELECTORAL DEFEAT - banner.

-- THE HEAD OF THE EPP HAS ONCE AGAIN ENGAGED IN DOMESTIC POLITICS - announcement.

-- THE RALLY WITH TUSK'S PARTICIPATION BEGAN WITH AN ODE TO JOY, NOT THE POLISH ANTHEM - Marcin Tulicki.

-- TUSK TRIED TO KEEP THE SPIRITS OF OPPOSITION SUPPORTERS UP AFTER THE ELECTORAL DEFEAT, OF WHICH HE WAS ALSO THE FACE - Tulicki.

-- IT WAS NOT WITHOUT POLITICS, ALTHOUGH TUSK, AS THE HEAD OF THE EPP, SHOULD NOT INTERFERE IN IT - Tulicki.

-- HE LOOKED FOR THE REASONS FOR THE DEFEAT AMONG TVP JOURNALISTS - Tulicki.

-- THE LAST WEEKS BEFORE THE ELECTIONS WERE A POLITICAL OFFENSIVE BY TUSK - Tulicki.