Schetyna on Cooperation with Konfederacja: Parties Forming the European Coalition Will Be the First Candidates for Political Partnership After the Elections

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Creating the Civic Coalition, we are open to cooperation with all environments that will accept the fundamental pillars of Polish democracy, freedom, subjectivity, presence in the European Union, civil liberties, and minority rights. The first candidates for our political partnership after the elections, in parliament, will be, if we all meet, which I deeply believe, concerning the opposition parties, those with whom we agreed on cooperation in the Senate, with whom we cooperated and formed the European Coalition” - said PO leader Grzegorz Schetyna at a press conference. “It is the voters who decide, not me. I have no expectations. I don't have them like President Kaczyński. I am not and do not want to be a dictator” - he added, when asked if he was rooting for Konfederacja to cross the electoral threshold.

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