- I doubt that the things Marcin Romanowski and his colleagues around the Justice Fund did were criminal in nature. I strongly dislike them, they were unethical in many dimensions, that's not how Polish politics should function. Because the actual financing of local initiatives by associations and organizations, at which politicians incidentally promoted themselves, is unfortunately a rampant practice in Polish politics, lasting for several decades, but these gentlemen developed it on an industrial scale. However, there is a very, very big difference between dishonest and unethical political practices, and the crime of being part of an organized criminal group – stated Przemysław Wipler in the program ,,Bez uników” on PR3.

- I will not even portray someone as if they were used. He is a mature adult man and knows what he signed up for, what he was doing, but it is clear that in politics, when you have a leader, you sometimes do various difficult things for your leader, and very often you do it consciously, and by no means am I suggesting that crimes were involved here – he continued.

Wipler Accuses Prosecution of Committing a Crime in the Romanowski Case

- Whether it will take place here [criminal legal responsibility], we will see. We know that the prosecution made gigantic mistakes. So far, the prosecution has certainly committed crimes, because detaining a person who has immunity, arresting a person who has immunity, and with a violation of parliamentary immunity, the prosecutor and the prosecutors who allowed his detention a few months ago will have to face it, which is why they will now act much more cautiously – he emphasized.

- We know how destructive the primaries were in some respects 5 years ago. The way they went ultimately resulted in the departure of a capable, sharp politician, who was and is, but is no longer with us, our colleague MP Artur Dziambor. The emotions that built up during these primaries led to a later split and the formation of the Wolnościowcy party, which left our party, Nowa Nadzieja, led by Sławomir Mentzen, and resulted in several capable politicians being outside of parliament. Dziambor is gone, Kulesza is gone, and Dobromir Sośnierz is also no longer with us as a parliamentarian – said Przemysław Wipler in PR3.

- Ladies and gentlemen, it is precisely in light of this that we have prepared a security week, in order to talk about security, to prepare for various eventualities, and most importantly, to conduct an educational campaign. This Wednesday will be the most important day for us, because we will be testing alarm signals. It is very important that this information reaches all Warsaw residents – stated Rafał Trzaskowski at a press conference.

- Member of Parliament Romanowski did not appear for this summons, however, his defense counsel sent a written excuse for his absence, indicating that this absence was caused by a previously planned longer trip abroad. The prosecutor will verify and analyze and will decide whether this excuse is appropriate within the meaning of the Code of Criminal Procedure (KPK) regulations - stated the spokesperson for the National Prosecutor's Office, Przemysław Nowak.

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President Andrzej Duda has sent two laws concerning the Constitutional Tribunal (TK) to the Constitutional Tribunal itself for preventive review, as announced by the Presidential Chancellery.

The laws in question are two bills intended to reform the institution – a new law on the Constitutional Tribunal and a law containing introductory provisions.

During an open meeting in Zambrów, one of the participants asked Szymon Hołownia when passenger rail service would return to Łomża.

- Yes, I heard. Yes, we are beating ourselves up about it. Because this should have progressed faster, even if not the tracks and train yet, then at least an announcement about what is happening with it - replied the leader of Poland 2050.

Then, MP from the region, Żaneta Cwalina-Śliwowska, informed that last week in Ostrołęka, a meeting took place with Deputy Minister Piotr Malepszak. The Ostrołęka-Śniadowo-Łomża line is to be modernized by the end of 2026, the Tłuszcz-Ostrołęka line by the end of 2027, and the Łomża station is being designed in the city center.

- Things are happening, and we don't know how to communicate them. We don't know how to approach people and say: listen, this is how it should be, and this is what we are doing. This is also the pain that - I will say it directly - we do not have a government press spokesperson, who should work with journalists daily and show how many things have already been achieved - commented Hołownia.

- We must prepare many investments for many years, prepare the money for them. The government is to allocate 3.1% of GDP, meaning several, almost 20 billion annually will be spent for this purpose, agree on all these definitions, and prepare for every eventuality. This is because it involves the cooperation of services, the division of responsibilities, very important definitions of what constitutes a shelter, what is a bunker, this is a very serious task for all of us – said Rafał Trzaskowski on Polsat News.

- After what happened on Trasę Łazienkowską, I believe that only legislative changes can help us. This is because we, as local government, have no instruments to prosecute a bandit who should never have been behind the wheel of a car. I believe, and most local government officials believe, that we know better where to place these speed cameras. We are currently cooperating with the ministry on the issue of speed cameras, but I believe it would be a good idea, and I have discussed this with both the Minister of Infrastructure and the Minister of the Interior – stated Rafał Trzaskowski on Polsat News.