Terlecki on the meeting at the President's: I hope nothing like vetoing the disciplinary bill happens. We will present our point of view.

29/01/2020

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"I hope nothing like [vetoing the disciplinary bill] happens. We will present our point of view. The president probably considered, and you'd have to ask him, that he should hear the opinions of the caucuses that requested a meeting with the president. The president has the right to talk to all citizens, including the opposition. It's obvious" - said Deputy Marshal Ryszard Terlecki in an interview with journalists in the Sejm.

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