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The author argued that the media and politicians would not comment on the images of a large demonstration in Poland, where, according to the post, citizens had taken to the streets to defend the Constitution from what was described as an attack by the prime minister, accused of being subservient to the EU. https://t.co/qlZ6JhN8Dq #Polonia #Costituzione #Proteste #PL #EU (translated)

The Polish opposition, led by Mateusz Morawiecki of the Law and Justice party (PiS), announced its intention to present a motion of no confidence against the government of Donald Tusk, in the context of a political crisis related to the Constitutional Tribunal. #Polónia #Censura #TribunalConstitucional (translated)

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk accused the nationalist opposition of intending to destroy democracy and the rule of law, in the context of a protest by supporters of the opposition party Law and Justice (PiS) at the Constitutional Tribunal. #Democrație #StatDeDrept #Polonia (translated)

The chaos in Poland is intensifying with Donald Tusk accusing the PiS party of threatening democracy, while the President of the Republic Karol Nawrocki joins the protesters and declares that it is violating the constitutional order, leading to increasing political and institutional tension in the country. #Polonia #CorteCostituzionale #Nawrocki (translated)

In the post, the author described RaiNews' silence on what, in his opinion, was happening in Poland since the day before as disconcerting. He spoke of a coup underway in one of the most influential European countries, claiming that it was organized by Prime Minister Donald Tusk to the detriment of President of the Republic Nawrocki and that Tusk had sent the police. #Polonia #politica #UE #PL (translated)

Poland is facing a major institutional crisis after the president of the Constitutional Court, Bogdan Święczkowski, was suspended, causing protests in front of the court in Warsaw and the intervention of President Karol Nawrocki, who forced access to the building. #Polonia #CrizaPolitică #Justiție (translated)

The author had wondered what consequences there would be in Poland from what he had defined as an attempted armed coup, attributed to the pro-European Prime Minister Donald Tusk and occurring the previous night. He had argued that the seriousness of the events would automatically lead to an indictment for betrayal of the Constitution and attempted subversion. #Polonia #politica #goberno #PL (translated)

Polish President Karol Nawrocki has called urgent talks with party representatives to address the crisis related to the suspension of Constitutional Court President Bogdan Swieczkowski by Prime Minister Donald Tusk, while the situation is complicated by protests against what are being considered actions of a coup d'état. #Polonia #CrisiPolitica #CorteCostituzionale (translated)

The crisis in Poland is worsening, with President Karol Nawrocki accusing Prime Minister Donald Tusk of orchestrating a "violent takeover" of the Constitutional Tribunal, thus intensifying the political conflict between the two leaders. #Polonia #CrizaConstitucionala #KarolNawrocki (translated)

The political situation in Poland is intensified by clashes surrounding the Constitutional Court, with Donald Tusk's government facing accusations of a judicial coup and a legal impasse that has dragged on since 2015, complicating the legitimacy of judges elected by Parliament and police actions. #Polônia #Direito #Justiça (translated)

The institutional crisis in Poland intensifies after the suspension of the president of the Constitutional Tribunal, generating massive protests and a heavy police presence in Warsaw, as the government and the opposition clash over the legitimacy of the judicial authorities. #Polonia #CrisisInstitucional #Protestas (translated)

Polish President Karol Nawrocki has called urgent talks with party representatives to address the institutional crisis arising from the suspension of Constitutional Court President Bogdan Swieczkowski by Prime Minister Donald Tusk. #Polonia #StatoDiDiritto #CrisiIstituzionale (translated)

What circulates. What is true. Today I checked eight viral posts about Poland, Russia, Romania's budget, and markets at the source. All eight contained at least one false or unconfirmed statement: a police force that "occupied" a court it never entered, a "acquitted" mayor whose case was closed by statute of limitations, American ports "closed" that are open. This is not a reproach to those who wrote them. This is how information circulates today: quickly, from camps, without sources. At aequus, we do the opposite. Named sources, facts separated from interpretation. What cannot be verified, we say cannot be verified. We publicly correct our mistakes. An example, the table "What circulates and what the sources show" about the crisis in Poland: https://aequus.news/articles/polonia-tribunal-doua-conduceri.html https://aequus.news/articles/polonia-tribunal-doua-conduceri.html (translated)

The author argued that the events that occurred the previous day in Poland were serious and accused the media of covering them up, stating that they could only be followed on social media. He also pointed out that Tusk's government had ordered to deny the landing permit to the plane of a chief whose identity he did not specify in the text. #Polonia #noticias #gobierno #PL (translated)