Kukiz: Justice has been pressure from the European Commission – Cable Republic

PiS has been pressure from the European Commission – in this way, Paul Kukiz commented today published the content of the position that the Polish side gave the European Commission in connection with the conflict of the Constitutional Court.

Portal wpolityce.pl reached the position of the Polish government on the crisis of the Constitutional Court, which Prime Minister Beata Szydlo transferred to the hands of the deputy head of the European Commission Frans Timmermans. The position are the problems of gradual introduction into the TK judges selected by the PO-PSL coalition, and how to print Court judgments. READ MORE

The EC should not be here at all clocked the page!

To disclosed the position of the Polish side won on one the social networking leader Kukiz’15. Policies already in the first sentence of your comment concluded that the PiS has been pressure from the Commission. “The fact that the position you hear ‘Polish party undertakes to” testifies to the surrender of the government. The EC should not be here at all clocked a page! This is our internal matter and saddened that the government’s proposals recognize the first eurobiurokraci, and then Citizens ” – says Paul Kukiz.

on the Rzepliński not see the good will …

the politician sees the positive side, however, proposed by the government to compromise. It indicates that “in the end after six months you will see will make concessions.” He adds that you can not see this good will on the president TK Andrew Rzepliński. “So probably not allow judges to rule PiS and continue to have fun” – he said. The politician argues that the matter of the Court should be closed as soon as possible, because in the shadow of this dispute are disappearing most important for Poles problems such as high taxes, growing emigration, claims professional groups (eg. Nurses).

In closing thought, Kukiz takes the view that only fixes his club can odpartyjnić TK. Here evokes the election of judges by a majority of 2/3, and the enlargement of the Court’s 18 judges, which will soon complete the theme.