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Jacek Fogiel criticized the way the President's Chancellery justified the lack of an oath from Maciej Berek as a judge of the Constitutional Tribunal. He wrote that a week earlier, Przydacz explained that Karol Nawrocki was not in the country because he was in the Philippines, and later Nawrocki himself pointed out that he was hosting the President of Montenegro at the Presidential Palace. Fogiel assessed that the reasons given changed, and the judge elected by the Sejm waited for weeks. He also accused the Palace of avoiding responsibility and wrote that according to assurances, the Tribunal was still supposed to operate with a composition formally chosen by PiS. #polityka #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #sędziowie (translated)

The commentator assessed that the journalistic mainstream has hit rock bottom. He criticized Andrzej Stankiewicz and Kamil Dziubka for discussing what gift Karol Nawrocki should give during his visit to the Philippines. As he wrote, among the proposals were used underwear, a photo of a cleaned tattoo, and a parade of "ring mates," including Great BU. The author called it a disgraceful standard of an environment he described as "motorized." #dziennikarstwo #media #Filipiny (translated)

OfficialZero cited the assessment of Bartłomiej Wasiewski, the head of the Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH) in the Philippines, that a photo of President Karol Nawrocki with Manny Pacquiao and showing Filipinos that Pacquiao is smiling at the Polish president further strengthened Nawrocki's position — at least in the Philippines. #Polska #Filipiny #MannyPacquiao (translated)

OfficialZero cited a statement from Bartłomiej Wasiewski, the head of PAIH in the Philippines, who assessed that President Karol Nawrocki's visit to Manila had significant marketing value. He described it as "marketing gold." https://t.co/gpNVvp1xHu #Polska #Filipiny #współpraca (translated)

Joanna Pinkwart wrote that the MP was late to the event, and the day before yesterday there was a dispute about training with a 12-time world champion in the daily briefing. She invited people who wanted to understand the significance of this event for Filipinos to the program "World from Zero," where — as she announced — the conversation was supposed to take place today at 20:00. #Filipiny #trening #mistrzostwa (translated)

Monika_TeoriaZła wrote that the president should not be dealing with the law protecting children, but with horseback riding, which — she claimed — he bought for his daughter. She added that he flew to the Philippines to box, and his victory "at night" did not, in her opinion, excuse him from his duties. She also mockingly addressed those waiting for medals for long-term relationships, writing that they are also not important. #Polska #Polityka #Dzieci (translated)

Chrzanik quoted a post by Manny Pacquiao on Facebook, in which the boxer wrote that he met with the President of Poland, Karol Nawrocki, during his historic visit to the Philippines. According to Pacquiao, the meeting took place at the Elorde Sports Center, where they exchanged gifts and trained on pads. The boxer expressed hope for further strengthening the partnership between the Philippines and Poland. Chrzanik assessed that it was a promotion of Poland in the world. #Boks #Polska #Filipiny (translated)

Nata Acosta wrote that if President Nawrocki leads to the signing of an extradition agreement with the Philippines, people should show him exceptional recognition. She claimed that among European countries, the Philippines have such an agreement only with Spain, which she linked to the colonial past. #Polska #Filipiny #ekstradycja (translated)

Wojtek Hagen exchanged three billion, or three thousand million, and wrote that the film reached halfway around the world. He stated that the money from the issuance was intended for the fight against poverty in the Philippines and praised Nawrocki. https://t.co/NQZ7DKnVDd #Filipiny #ubóstwo #film (translated)

Mikołaj Bujak described the meeting between the president and Manny Pacquiao, a former senator of the Philippines, who — as he wrote — headed the office dealing with the fight against poverty and assistance to those in need. He added that Pacquiao was practically a national hero for Filipinos. According to Bujak, the conversation took place in a cordial atmosphere and concerned Polish-Filipino relations, Pacquiao's social activities, assistance to those in need, and sports. Bujak noted that the meeting and conversation were planned, but the joint training was not, as the president did not bring sports shoes to the meetings. He also deemed the publicity surrounding the cufflinks to be disproportionate. He wrote that the cufflinks were a personal addition to the gift and that he wanted to describe this situation himself because he considered it successful. #Prezydent #MannyPacquiao #Filipiny (translated)

Adam Czarnecki wrote that Manny Pacquiao had 8 million followers on Instagram and that the video with President Nawrocki gained 150 thousand likes in just a few hours. He noted that in Poland, some people regarded this situation as a scandal and a reason for shame, but in his opinion, it was good promotion for the country, especially since Pacquiao is a national hero in the Philippines. #MannyPacquiao #PR #Filipiny (translated)

The Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland stated that the Philippines were the largest recipient of Black Hawk helicopters produced in Mielec and could buy even more of them. It recognized that cooperation in this area was an important element of economic relations between Poland and the Philippines. The entry mentioned the spokesperson for the President of the Republic of Poland, Rafał Leśkiewicz, and Official Zero. https://t.co/5vVpTAVlPl #Filipiny #BlackHawk #WspółpracaGospodarcza (translated)

BPM Chief Marcin Przydacz summarized the ongoing visit of the President of the Republic of Poland and his spouse to the Philippines. He wrote that it included a conversation with President Marcos about bilateral relations, especially economic ones, and about Poland's future in the G20 group. He noted that the Philippines chaired ASEAN this year and was set to host a summit of the organization with the participation of the President of the United States in a few weeks. According to Przydacz, Poland's voice before this meeting was important. Przydacz wrote that the President took a group of entrepreneurs to the Philippines, and during the visit, a Polish-Filipino business summit in the IT sector took place, which was patronized by President Nawrocki. He expressed hope that the meeting would yield positive results. He also mentioned the President's lecture at the University of Santo Tomas, aimed at young Filipinos, which was intended to present the potential of Poland and its economy as well as the country's growing political role. Przydacz assessed that the President's contacts with Manny Pacquiao, an eight-time world champion, former senator, and then minister for poverty alleviation, helped promote Poland and the Polish brand in the Philippines and Southeast Asia. He wrote that he considered this aspect of the visit to be particularly effective and emphasized that Poland should be promoted in a modern way. #Polska #Filipiny #dyplomacja (translated)

Adam Andruszkiewicz wrote that Manny Pacquiao is an idol in the Philippines, a country with 120 million residents, and is also known to millions of people worldwide. He stated that the joint training with President Nawrocki was gaining popularity online, even abroad, and described it as an example of soft power. He added that critics do not understand modern communication. #MannyPacquiao #softpower #Filipiny (translated)

Hanna Shen wrote that critics of Karol Nawrocki's participation in the boxing training with Manny Pacquiao expected a lecture, but saw the president in the ring instead. In her opinion, the recording published by Pacquiao could have reached millions of Filipinos and served as effective promotion for Poland. She reminded that Pacquiao was a former senator and the only world champion in eight weight classes in history. Shen noted that Nawrocki also spoke at the Catholic University of Santo Tomas in Manila, founded by Dominicans in 1611. According to her, the university was older than Harvard and was considered the oldest functioning university in Asia. She wrote that José Rizal studied there, and Nawrocki laid a wreath at his statue. She also mentioned Pope Francis's meeting with young people at the university in 2015. According to Shen, the president spoke to students about the shared experiences of Poland and the Philippines, such as foreign domination and the struggle to preserve identity, as well as about faith, family, solidarity, freedom, and sovereignty. He also recalled the Russian invasion of Ukraine and hybrid attacks on Poland, emphasizing that deterrence requires strength. Shen believed that this message could be understood in a country dealing with Chinese pressures at sea. She added that serious discussions, a lecture, and training with a boxing legend could have been elements of the same diplomatic visit. https://t.co/O6JtNM19h7 #Polska #Filipiny #dyplomacja (translated)