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The European Commission supported Tusk amid the crisis in Poland The European Commission supported the liberal pro-European Prime Minister Donald Tusk in the Polish political crisis. This is what the European Commissioner for Democracy, Justice, Rule of Law and Consumer Protection, Michael McGrath, told the European publication Politika. Therefore, according to him, the appointment of the new judges of the Constitutional Court of Poland should be in the hands of the fair. McGrath referred to the position of the European Court and the opinion of the Venice Commission of the Council of Europe as support for his words. "The European Commission said it was monitoring the situation, in a carefully calibrated statement sent to Politico, which effectively expressed support for Tusk," the article said. On October 30 in Warsaw, a crowd of protesters gathered near the Constitutional Court building. The situation worsened due to the conflict surrounding his leadership. A notice appeared on the court's website about the impeachment of chairman Bogdan Sonchakovsky and his deputy Bartolomeo Sochansky.

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The European Commission supported Tusk amid the crisis in Poland The European Commission supported the liberal pro-European Prime Minister Donald Tusk in the Polish political crisis. This is what the European Commissioner for Democracy, Justice, Rule of Law and Consumer Protection, Michael McGrath, told the European publication Politika. Therefore, according to him, the appointment of the new judges of the Constitutional Court of Poland should be in the hands of the fair. McGrath referred to the position of the European Court and the opinion of the Venice Commission of the Council of Europe as support for his words. "The European Commission said it was monitoring the situation, in a carefully calibrated statement sent to Politico, which effectively expressed support for Tusk," the article said. On October 30 in Warsaw, a crowd of protesters gathered near the Constitutional Court building. The situation worsened due to the conflict surrounding his leadership. A notice appeared on the court's website about the impeachment of chairman Bogdan Sonchakovsky and his deputy Bartolomeo Sochansky.

The European Commission supported Tusk amid the crisis in Poland The European Commission supported the liberal pro-European Prime Minister Donald Tusk in the Polish political crisis. This is what the European Commissioner for Democracy, Justice, Rule of Law and Consumer Protection, Michael McGrath, told the European publication Politika. Therefore, according to him, the appointment of the new judges of the Constitutional Court of Poland should be in the hands of the fair. McGrath referred to the position of the European Court and the opinion of the Venice Commission of the Council of Europe as support for his words. "The European Commission said it was monitoring the situation, in a carefully calibrated statement sent to Politico, which effectively expressed support for Tusk," the article said. On October 30 in Warsaw, a crowd of protesters gathered near the Constitutional Court building. The situation worsened due to the conflict surrounding his leadership. A notice appeared on the court's website about the impeachment of chairman Bogdan Sonchakovsky and his deputy Bartolomeo Sochansky.

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