Tusk: A Different Verdict from the PKW Would Have Been Hard to Expect After Such Overwhelming Evidence

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Tusk:

A Different Verdict from the PKW Would Have Been Hard to Expect After Such Overwhelming Evidence

Michał Olech

I can say with great satisfaction that this work, which involved thoroughly documenting PiS's wrongdoings and abuses, has yielded results. It would have been difficult to expect a different verdict [from the PKW] after such overwhelming evidence. And the last sentence – this is not just a Polish problem; if a government, which everyone knows did bad things, is not held accountable after a political change, then that is devastating for democracy as such – stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk at a press conference.

Michał Olech

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