Donald Tusk commented on the president's decision to introduce a law reducing fuel prices, emphasizing that it is the Poles who will benefit from the reductions, which may occur as early as this weekend. (translated)
Sławomir Mentzen: The tax on extraordinary profits is contrary to the Constitution. (translated)
Finance and Economy Minister Andrzej Domański estimated that the reduction could amount to nearly one zloty per liter. (translated)
"I didn't win. The Poles won, who will pay less for fuel this weekend." This was confirmed in a post on platform X by Donald Tusk. (translated)
"he is stunned by the amount of economic nonsense and the shamelessness of this message" Radosław Sikorski said in an interview on TVN24 that "he is stunned by the amount of economic nonsense and the shamelessness of this message." (translated)
President Karol Nawrocki announced in Thursday's address that he has signed a government bill introducing a tax on excess profits of fuel companies. (translated)
Finance and Economy Minister Andrzej Domański announced a reduction in fuel prices at stations by nearly one złoty per liter following the introduction of a new tax on extraordinary profits of fuel companies, which is expected to take place this coming weekend. (translated)
Yesterday in the White House, today in the State Department. With the same message: we are waiting for good decisions regarding the additional 5,000 soldiers from the USA and increasing their permanent presence in Poland. These are the most important issues in relations between Poland and the USA, as we see how Russia escalates its attacks on Europe. (translated)
Funny ignorance of the other person in the state, Marshal @wlodekczarzasty. The President of @TK_GOV_PL sent a letter to parliament informing about the deprivation of one of the most important constitutional bodies of all means for operation. In response, he learned that the exclusive (translated)
⚠️The president signed the law that he talked about just 9 days ago: https://t.co/DxOausNBgl (translated)
The law on the tax on excess profits of fuel companies has just been submitted to the RCL. It will be announced today. This means that prices at fuel stations will be lower already this weekend. Estimated to be around 1.2-1.3 PLN per liter. The weekend deadline was also announced by Finance Minister Andrzej Domański, who changed his version because just a few dozen minutes earlier he was talking about the following week. (translated)
— This government is responsible for maintaining high fuel prices for months and for the constitutionality of the solutions it proposes — assessed Karol Nawrocki. (translated)
The government spokesman announced that fuel prices may drop over the weekend due to the new law on taxes on the extraordinary profits of fuel companies, which the president has just signed. (translated)
Finance and Economy Minister Andrzej Domański announced that starting from the upcoming weekend, drivers can expect a decrease in fuel prices at stations by about 1.2-1.3 PLN per liter. (translated)
The law introducing a tax on extraordinary profits from fuel sales and regulations lowering fuel prices for consumers has been published in the Journal of Laws, which is expected to bring a price reduction of about 1.2-1.3 zł per liter starting from the upcoming weekend. (translated)
On the other hand, government spokesman Adam Szłapka informed that regulations regarding the reduction of fuel prices at stations are to be processed on Friday. (translated)
Members of Donald Tusk's cabinet also spoke out, including Finance Minister Andrzej Domański, who announced that fuel prices would drop by the weekend. (translated)
President Karol Nawrocki delivered a special address on Thursday, during which he announced that he had signed a law on the tax on extraordinary profits of fuel companies, while simultaneously sending it to the Constitutional Tribunal for subsequent review. (translated)
"It wasn't me who won. The Poles won, who will pay less for fuel this weekend." (translated)
Prime Minister Donald Tusk commented on President Karol Nawrocki's decision to introduce a tax on the extraordinary profits of fuel companies, emphasizing that Poles will benefit from lower fuel prices as early as this weekend. (translated)
