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03/25/2024
07:30
Monday's Political Schedule: Trzaskowski in the Spotlight, Szydło with Bocheński, Duda with Soldiers
At 7:00 AM, at the so-called 'patelnia' (frying pan) near the entrance to the Centrum metro station, a press conference will be held by Rafał Trzaskowski, a candidate for Mayor of Warsaw. This event will be combined with an initiative by Civic Platform (KO) candidates for the Warsaw City Council and Warsaw districts, encouraging Warsaw residents to vote in the local elections.
At 9:15 AM, a press conference will take place with MEP and PiS Vice-Chair Beata Szydło, PiS candidate for Mayor of Warsaw Tobiasz Bocheński, and PiS spokesperson Rafał Bochenek.
At 2:00 PM, at the 1st Transport Aviation Base in Warsaw, President Andrzej Duda will meet with soldiers and military personnel on the occasion of the upcoming Easter holidays.
08:16
Domański on the Tribunal of State for Glapiński: The Zloty is Stable, It's Clear the Markets Are Unimpressed by This Issue
- Well no, this motion [for a Tribunal of State for Adam Glapiński] has been discussed for a long time. Last week, Polish bond yields even fell, meaning prices rose, then it reversed slightly. Generally, we are at very similar levels. The zloty is stable, so it's clearly visible that this issue isn't making a significant impression on the markets, as expected anyway – stated Andrzej Domański in a conversation with Marcin Fijołek on Polsat News's "Graffiti".
08:23
Domański on Eurozone Accession: Kaczyński's Cynical Game
- We spoke about this during the election campaign. I can confidently repeat it today. At this moment, the discussion about joining the eurozone is a completely substitute discussion. Poland does not meet the convergence criteria, it does not meet the criteria that would allow us to enter the eurozone. Support among Poles for entering the eurozone is also not high, so truly, frightening people with Poland's entry into the eurozone is being used only for current needs - stated Andrzej Domański in "Graffiti" on Polsat News.
- It is clearly visible here that President Kaczyński is trying to use this argument for a current, cynical political game. I believe there are arguments both for and against. Certainly, the argument concerning economic flexibility, the fact that at a time of global crisis, the złoty loses value, which greatly benefits Polish exports, is a valid argument. On the other hand, we have more political arguments related to the fact that the eurozone is consolidating, and the EU is also consolidating more strongly around the member states of the eurozone - he continued.
08:29
Domański on Health Contribution Changes: We Are Open to Discussion
We have conducted very thorough analyses at the Ministry of Finance. We have, probably as the only ones on the market, strong models for this, and it is clearly visible that from the proposals we have presented, the smallest businesses will benefit the most, percentage-wise. Larger entrepreneurs, for example those on lump-sum tax from revenue, will have to pay a higher contribution, not a lower one. We believe this is fair and at the same time allows for the ordering of what the infamous Polish Deal introduced. But I repeat, we are open to discussion - stated Andrzej Domański on Polsat News's "Graffiti".
08:35
Domański:
There Will Simply Be No Jump in Food Prices
There will simply be no jump in food prices. We are already seeing that, as you put it, the limitation of margins, perhaps that's a better word, is happening, and that's very good, because much indicates that when the VAT on food was reduced, the beneficiaries were the shops, not Polish consumers - stated Andrzej Domański in "Graffiti" on Polsat News.
08:47
Domański:
Currently, there's no room for the tax-free allowance to increase to PLN 60,000 next year; we have rapidly growing defense spending
- I was tasked by the Prime Minister to present certain options and scenarios for fulfilling this demand, and this demand will be met during this term. In my opinion, there is currently no room for the tax-free allowance to increase to PLN 60,000 next year. We will be calculating precisely [whether it's possible in 2026] - stated Andrzej Domański in "Graffiti" on Polsat News.
- We are in an almost wartime situation, with rapidly growing defense spending. I would like to remind you that in 2024, we will spend over 4% of our GDP on broadly understood defense - he continued.
08:51
Bosak on Agreements Between the Government and Farmers: 'To My Knowledge, the Government Signed an Agreement with Itself a Little'
- To my knowledge, it's like this: the government signed an agreement with itself a little [...]. I know some of the people who signed it. On one hand, Minister Kołodziejczak signed it, and on the other hand, his close associate as a representative of the farmers' side, if I remember correctly, Mr. Pawlik. He is one of Mr. Kołodziejczak's right-hand men, even before he entered the government - Krzysztof Bosak said in an interview with Bogdan Rymanowski on the "Gość Radia ZET" program.
- I warned about this many weeks ago. I warned that a false representation of farmers would be created, that there would be an attempt to break up these protests, to discredit them. Everything I warned against, we are starting to observe, and that is why I urge society, regardless of what we are told, to support the farmers - he continued.
08:53
Bosak:
I Will Run in Presidential Primaries
- I will run in the presidential primaries, but I will not engage in self-praise - said Krzysztof Bosak on Radio ZET, when asked if he would be a better president than Sławomir Mentzen.
08:56
Sikorski:
We will consult today at the Chancellery of the Prime Minister. I will also speak with the NATO Secretary General
- This is another such incident. It is absolutely unacceptable, we will demand explanations, but we will probably receive some demagoguery. We will consult today at the Chancellery of the Prime Minister. I will also speak with the NATO Secretary General - stated Radosław Sikorski in a conversation with journalists.
08:56
Sikorski:
Instead of Sowing Terror in Ukraine, Russia Should Deal With Terror Within Its Own Borders
- We will of course express our condolences and sympathy to the families of the victims, but we suggest at the same time that instead of sowing terror in Ukraine, Russia should deal with terror within its own borders – stated Radosław Sikorski in a conversation with journalists.
09:00
Bosak:
It Would Be in Poland's Interest for Russia to Cease to Exist in its Current Form, to Definitely Lose the War
- It would be in Poland's interest for Russia to cease to exist in its current form and to lose the war completely, definitively. [...] A definitive defeat for Russia would be in Poland's interest. [...] Most American strategists assess that a definitive and significant defeat for Russia is not in their interest because the stability of the so-called post-Soviet space, all of this, let's call it Eurasia, is a value in itself for them - said Krzysztof Bosak on Radio ZET.
- With our defensive potential and our geographical location, we cannot try to outbid Americans, Britons, French, Germans, Italians, etc. It seems to me that we should try to stay in the middle of the pack and support certain good proposals, but without stepping out ahead - he continued.
09:03
Petru:
NBP Used Intermediaries - PFR and BGK - To Shield Glapiński from Charges of Legally Financing the Deficit
- In my opinion, the NBP president was aware of this. This is precisely why the NBP brought in intermediaries, namely PFR and BGK, to avoid Glapiński being charged with legally financing the deficit - stated Ryszard Petru on the program "Poranek Radia TOK FM".
09:10
Bosak on the United Right Conflict: It Doesn't Have to End in Collapse; They Are Capable of Extreme Pragmatism Resembling Ideological Indifference
- I think this doesn't have to end in the collapse of their camp, because they had all these differences and were aware of them, and they governed the country together. In my opinion, these are people capable of a very far-reaching pragmatism, which to me often resembles ideological indifference - said Krzysztof Bosak on Radio ZET.
- All of them [including Morawiecki and Jaki] collectively [are ideologically indifferent] because they endorsed each other's government, which acted contrary to what they believe in, and this is now very clear from their statements. Some believe that in the judiciary there was a catastrophe and harmful actions, and at the same time they supported it; others believe that in the area of defending the sovereignty of European policy there was a complete catastrophe [...]. During the Morawiecki government, we urged them: stop voting with them [...] at that time we heard, 'you know, that's not our area, but unity in our camp is more important here' - he continued.
- Power and positions were certainly important to them, but above all, the continuation of the myth of the United Right and Jarosław Kaczyński's leadership. Beyond that, they have no vision for participating in politics - he went on to say.
09:11
Petru on Lifting the Sunday Trading Ban: I Imagine a Situation Where a Bill is Voted On in the Sejm and Gets a Majority
- I imagine a situation where a bill is put to a vote in the Sejm and gets a majority. That's the situation I envision, and I will be urging the Left not to let it come to a point where they vote against it, and only Confederation supports it. I wouldn't want such a situation, but it could happen - stated Ryszard Petru on the program "Morning Radio TOK FM".
09:19
Jaki:
We're Not Criticizing PiS, Just a Specific Faction
- We're not criticizing PiS, but rather we are criticizing a specific faction. These are indeed very important politicians, but I believe that on this matter, we simply need to move forward. I believe that people, especially our voters, but not only them, need to know that okay, we know we made a mistake, rather than insisting on it, so that we can move forward – that's what this is about. I can reciprocate to Michał Dworczyk and say this way: I believe he is an extremely competent politician and important for our camp; he was a great minister, and we should end it here – said Patryk Jaki on RMF FM.
09:21
Jaki:
We are a camp that can talk internally, and that's a good thing
- We are a camp that can talk internally, and that's a good thing. I recall that these are the things that brought Tusk to power, meaning that his camp is broad and capable of discussion. Secondly, one must remember the most important thing, that this is not about me, nor Morawiecki, nor President Duda; it's about something more important, namely, it's about Poland. It's about whether decisions related to signing the so-called Fit for 55, or linking the disbursement of funds to Poland to the rule of law criterion, when it was said that Poland could not have such a system as other countries because it has a worse culture, whether that was good or bad, I believe it was bad – stated Patryk Jaki on RMF FM.
09:22
Bosak:
Motion to bring Glapiński before the Tribunal of State is a joke; only one accusation has a semblance of sense, the rest is laughable
- We, along with lawyers, have reviewed this motion [to bring Glapiński before the Tribunal of State], and this motion is some kind of joke. That is, most of these so-called accusations are based either on a misinterpretation of a provision or on citing provisions that concern something else [...]. This is an attempt to bring accusations because someone pursued a different policy than we would have pursued. I did not like Mr. Glapiński's policy [...] but I believe that the competence of the Polish state authorities is to pursue policy, both wise and foolish, both harmful and beneficial. To claim that someone should have adopted different interest rates at a different time and that this is a violation of the Constitution or a statute is simply nonsense, and the people who sign this motion are embarrassing themselves - said Krzysztof Bosak on Radio ZET.
- There is one accusation there [...] which at least has a semblance of sense; it's an accusation about a lack of cooperation with the government in preparing budget policy plans [...]. When the PiS government was still in power, the National Bank of Poland declared that it would have a profit, and this was taken into account in the initial budget plans for the current year, and later it turned out there was a loss. The accusation is that the NBP already knew there was a loss but announced that there would be a profit [...]. In my opinion, this is the only serious accusation, and the rest is laughable - he continued.
09:28
Jaki:
We Should Be in the Union and Fight for It
- I believe we should be in the Union and fight for it. There is a chance that much will change in these EP elections. We can see that these green factions are losing support, so let's remember that Poland is a very important part of Europe, both historically and factually – stated Patryk Jaki on RMF FM.
09:30
Bosak on the so-called Constitutional Reset: Unofficially, the proposal is well-received, and that's precisely why no one wants to discuss it officially
- All parties were offered the opportunity to discuss these proposals [for a constitutional reset], official meetings on this proposal. So far, only the President has taken advantage of this opportunity, - Krzysztof Bosak said on Radio ZET.
- In my opinion, unfortunately, [there are no chances for a constitutional reset in this term], perhaps in the next one. However, unofficially, the proposal is well-received, and in my opinion, that is precisely why [...] no one wants to officially discuss it. This is because in democratic politics, when one party proposes something sensible, others will do everything to avoid praising it. So, unofficially, MPs say, "This is good," "This is noteworthy," "You've come up with a great idea." - he continued.
09:39
Bosak on the Ruling Party: Their Actions on Health Contributions Are No Different from Morawiecki and the Mess Left by the Polish Deal
- In my opinion, the problem with the [health] contribution is that in Poland, it's not a contribution at all. It's some kind of second part of income tax. If we want to tie what someone pays to their income level, then that's called income tax. And if something is to be a real contribution, it should stem from the cost of healthcare - said Krzysztof Bosak on Radio ZET.
- That's how contributions work, and if we don't want it to be a contribution, let's say it's not a contribution, let's put it into income tax, let's put healthcare financing into budgetary policy, and then an honest, political discussion can begin. But what they are doing is sewing one patch onto another, onto a third patch, and they are no different from Morawiecki and the whole mess left by the Polish Deal - he continued.
10:39
Szczerba:
Razem Fields Biejat Against One of the Best Presidents in Warsaw. They Have No Right to Pure Populism; Housing Policy is Such Populism
- It's a mixed bag with this Razem party; they are such coalition partners, putting Ms. Biejat forward in Warsaw against us, one of the best presidents. Of course, they have the right to do so, but they have no right to pure populism. Housing policy, these visualizations, are populism in my opinion. Incidentally, I was recently called by Warsaw insurgents who saw Ms. Biejat's visualization, where she decided to build on the PAST-y building on Zielna Street in Warsaw, enclosing it with social housing. You have to be a bit more thoughtful when creating election ideas, especially when working with a graphic designer - said Michał Szczerba in an interview with Jacek Prusinowski on Radio Plus's "Sedno Sprawy" program.
- I have no reservations about Lewica; I believe the cooperation with Lewica, with Włodzimierz Czarzasty, with Robert Biedroń is excellent. But on the other hand, I believe that when all hands are needed, when Trzecia Droga, Szymon Hołownia, Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz say: Warsaw is an important symbol, let's win in the first round, putting forward a candidate against a president who pursues a policy of equality, who supports sexual minorities [...] from my point of view [is Rafał Trzaskowski's real success] is opening several metro stations on the western side - he continued.
10:47
Szczerba on the PLN 60,000 Tax-Free Amount: The Deadline Will Be January 1, 2025
- The final deadline for this [PLN 60,000 tax-free amount] to come into effect will be January 1, 2025. We promised this, and we will deliver it – said Michał Szczerba in Radio Plus.
11:32
Szydło:
PiS Club to Prepare Bill for 0% VAT on Food, to be Submitted After Holidays
- PiS is a party that has always primarily focused on supporting those who need help the most, but also thinks about development, the Polish economy, and the dignified lives of Polish families. That is why we have decided that the PiS club will prepare a bill that will reinstate the 0% VAT rate, and this bill will be submitted by the club after the holidays. Similarly, regarding energy prices, the liberalization of energy prices, we will react in the same way. If the Tusk government does not withdraw its energy price increase, we will prepare a bill that will also be submitted in order to protect Polish families and Polish entrepreneurs. PiS will certainly always stand on your side here and ensure that the 'Tusk poverty' we remember from his previous term in office does not return to Poland. So, ladies and gentlemen, today we can say this: this team primarily wants to focus on its own goals, and when there's no money and they don't know how to govern, they reach into your pockets. I hope that you will also take this into account in the upcoming local government elections – stated Beata Szydło at a PiS press conference in Warsaw.
11:34
Szydło:
Proposal for State Tribunal Motion Against Glapiński is a Political Farce
- The proposal for a motion to the State Tribunal for Mr. President Adam Glapiński is a political farce and another installment of this theatre that the coalition created by Tusk has been subjecting us to since they took office in Poland. There are no specifics, no fulfillment of the promises they committed to, because after all, no one forced Donald Tusk to declare that he would implement 100 concrete actions within 100 days. It turns out after 100 days that in reality, for Poles, there is only one concrete action, which is price increases, and this concrete action Tusk has truly implemented with full responsibility, and now he wants to lead to Poles becoming poorer and Poland developing more slowly – said Beata Szydło at a press conference in Warsaw.
12:19
Tomczyk on the Russian Missile Over Poland: We Conducted a Thorough Review of All Procedures to Ensure Polish Skies Are Safe
- We must be prepared for incidents that happen and will likely happen in the future, but we also need to know how to react to them. The military reacted swiftly here. Several hours earlier, the entire leadership of the Ministry of National Defence, as well as the National Security Bureau, had full information that there was a threat to the eastern border, and we were all put on alert also to be able to react in real-time. Therefore, we conducted a truly thorough review of all procedures precisely to ensure Polish skies are safe – stated Cezary Tomczyk at a press conference in Lublin.
14:41
Kosiniak-Kamysz:
We Are Not Arming Ourselves Because We Seek War, But To Defend Peace; Strength is Necessary
- We are not arming ourselves because we seek war, but to defend peace; strength is necessary. Freedom and peace require strength. We need our strength within alliances, our homeland, our army. In these three dimensions, these vectors of action, we carry out our tasks. Those who are responsible for the army, those who exercise civilian oversight over the army, but in reality, we call on all citizens for this conscious, social service, which is always readiness to defend the homeland - stated Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz at the 1st Transport Aviation Base in Warsaw.
14:42
Duda:
We Undertake Investment Tasks and Strengthen Alliances So We Never Have to Fight
- We all know perfectly well that today the Ukrainian soldier is defending his homeland and fighting; Ukrainian soldiers are dying every day on the front. Yes, these are already tens of thousands of soldiers who have fallen and those who have been wounded, injured in various ways. Yes, these are wounds that will certainly never heal. This is the reality of the service and the task that a soldier undertakes, and that his family also undertakes. Once again, I thank all of you from the bottom of my heart for this on behalf of the citizens of the Republic of Poland - stated President Andrzej Duda during an Easter meeting with soldiers of the Polish Army and military personnel.
- It is a great satisfaction for me that today we are carrying out the modernization and strengthening of the Polish army, regardless of political colors, that these processes are being continued, that they are being carried out with full responsibility for Poland's security, that there are issues that transcend all political divisions, that everyone understands that we must cooperate with each other in full responsibility - he added.
- I always repeat that we undertake all these investment tasks, we make these purchases, we strengthen alliances, we strengthen the Polish army, so that we do not have to fight. That is why the Polish soldier perfects himself on military training grounds, so that we do not have to fight, so that this weapon never needs to be raised beyond training exercises - he continued.
14:42
Kosiniak-Kamysz:
We Can Differ, We Can Argue, But Be Sure – On Security Matters, We Speak with One Voice
Today's joint meeting is also a significant signal to all our compatriots. We can differ, we can argue, but be sure – on security matters, we speak with one voice and we are jointly striving to build a strong, independent, free, sovereign homeland – stated Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz at the 1st Transport Aviation Base in Warsaw.
14:44
Foreign Ministry Spokesperson: Russian Ambassador Did Not Arrive at MFA Headquarters to Clarify Incident with Russian Missile
- The Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Poland, Mr. Sergey Andreyev, did not arrive at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs headquarters today to clarify the incident involving the Russian cruise missile that violated Polish airspace on March 24th. [...] We are wondering if the ambassador is following instructions from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Moscow and if he is capable of properly representing the interests of the Russian Federation in Warsaw – said MFA spokesperson Paweł Wroński in a statement to the media.
- The diplomatic note from the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs demanding an explanation for the violation of Polish airspace will be conveyed to the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs through another channel – he continued.
18:20
Sikorski Discusses Airspace Violation with Stoltenberg
Minister Sikorski informed the NATO Secretary General about the details of the violation of Polish airspace by a Russian cruise missile on March 24th and the procedures initiated in this context – the Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed.
Telephone conversation between Minister Radosław Sikorski and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
The head of Polish diplomacy emphasized that this is another instance where Russia's actions, in its continued unjustified and brutal aggression against Ukraine, also threaten the security of NATO member states. Ways to strengthen the security of Polish and Allied airspace were also discussed.
The upcoming meeting of NATO foreign ministers, dedicated to preparations for the NATO Summit in Washington in July, was also a topic of conversation.
19:59
Kosiniak-Kamysz:
This is not the first time the Russian Ambassador has violated diplomatic relations standards. We will be making decisions
- This is not the first time we have dealt with violations of both law and international standards. The law was broken by violating Polish airspace, and standards related to diplomatic relations […]. We will be making further decisions - said Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz in an interview with Bogdan Rymanowski on Polsat News's "Gość Wydarzeń".
- We are in constant contact with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Prime Minister, the President, and the National Security Bureau. These must always be collective, agreed-upon decisions, because it must be the response of the entire Polish state. You can expect them [decisions] in the coming days - he continued.
- Today, these contacts [with Russia] are already limited to a minimum, to maintaining any thread… We cannot talk about any agreement, because there is no chance for agreement here - he added.
20:05
Kosiniak-Kamysz:
The Russian Ambassador's Behavior is an Expression of Contempt, We Cannot Remain Indifferent
- This [behavior of the Russian Ambassador] is an expression of contempt. We cannot remain indifferent to this – said Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz in "Gość Wydarzeń" on Polsat News.
20:15
Kosiniak-Kamysz:
Poland is in a state of peace, not war. Procedures are completely different
- Let's remember that Poland is in a state of peace, Poland is not in a state of war. The procedures are completely different, that's the fundamental difference. [...] Today, the airspace over Ukraine is closed, so anything that appears in it constitutes a threat to Ukraine. Over Poland, the airspace is open, so we must be certain what kind of object it is, what is the nature of this object - said Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz on "Gość Wydarzeń" Polsat News.
- An analysis must be undertaken based on every situation that arises. This is not a doctrinal approach, it is an individual approach based on an algorithm of action. Soldiers know what they have to do, commanders know what their tasks are - he continued.
20:23
Kosiniak-Kamysz on Civil Defense Act: We Want It Passed Before Holidays
- We want to have it passed [the Civil Defense Act] before the holidays. There are several very important assumptions, because it is an alarm system, a crisis management system, a significant role for the State Fire Service, a huge role for volunteer firefighters, non-governmental organizations, and local government, which at every level must adopt plans related to crisis situations - said Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz on "Gość Wydarzeń" Polsat News.
20:31
Kosiniak-Kamysz:
One can meet and talk with Glapiński, but the law is not up for negotiation
- The motion to bring [Adam Glapiński] before the State Tribunal is prepared, and all coalition parties have signed it. The entire procedure will take place, and there the president will have the opportunity to explain himself. […] This procedure must be carried out because there are grounds suggesting that the Sejm may decide to bring the president before the State Tribunal - said Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz in "Gość Wydarzeń" on Polsat News.
- One can talk and meet, but the law is not something to be negotiated, so it is difficult to conduct negotiations in this regard. There have been many neglects and omissions by President Glapiński - he continued.
20:40
Kosiniak-Kamysz:
Under Glapiński's Presidency, the NBP is a National Political Bank
- It looks a bit weak, this overt involvement in politics by an independent institution, which the National Bank of Poland should be… Exactly, well… - said Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz on Polsat News' "Gość Wydarzeń" (Guest of Events).
- A Freudian slip? - asked Bogdan Rymanowski.
- The National Bank of Poland, and under the leadership, the presidency of President Glapiński, is a National Political Bank - replied the Deputy Prime Minister.
20:46
Kosiniak-Kamysz:
The Abortion Issue and Coalition Differences Did Not Win It Voters
- Certainly, the issue related to abortion and the differences within the coalition did not bring voters to the coalition, not just to the Third Way - said Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz in "Gość Wydarzeń" on Polsat News.
- Marshal Hołownia always seeks space for dialogue. He sometimes bears difficult consequences for this, because he behaves completely differently than his predecessors from PiS - he continued.
- Certainly, [The Left] wants to highlight its program. And it is different from our program, because we have a different idea for this. We want to restore security to women and give a voice to all citizens. 15 million women is much more than 150 women in the Polish Sejm - he continued.
21:01
Czarzasty:
The President Will Change Sooner or Later. I Hope It Will Be One Who Signs Abortion Law for Women
- Minister Leszczyna is right to say that whether there is a law or not, we will introduce it by decree. This shows you the point of fighting for a law. In vitro, during the Civic Platform's [PO] time, was also introduced by decree, then there was no in vitro because a decree can be revoked at any moment. With a law, it's worse, it's about stability. If you ask me whether the President will bend to the arguments of the Left's parliamentarians tomorrow, I don't know. [...] The President will also change, sooner or later. I hope it will be one who will sign abortion law for women and the right to one's own body and one's own rights – stated Włodzimierz Czarzasty in the program 'Fakty po faktach' on TVN24.
21:02
Czarzasty on Postponing Abortion Bill Proceedings: I Have No Grievances with Hołownia
- Do I have grievances with Szymon Hołownia? Absolutely not. Will we cooperate within one coalition? We will cooperate. Will we have differing approaches on various matters? We will. Will we fight for these matters? Tomorrow at 13:30, the girls from our party are going and fighting. Whether they win or lose, they are fighting. Because everyone has their own program and everyone has their own ideals. For me, women's rights and a secular state are truly important matters – said Włodzimierz Czarzasty on TVN24.
21:03
Czarzasty:
I am concerned about potential dialogue or joint votes between TD and Konfederacja
- On behalf of The Left, I can say for sure, never with Konfederacja. Others speak in a similar vein on behalf of Civic Platform. I am concerned about potential dialogue or joint votes with some of my friends, i.e., the Polish People's Party and Poland 2050, i.e., TD – stated Włodzimierz Czarzasty on TVN24.
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