The Chronicles of Becoming a W****.
Yesterday at 6:00 p.m., the judge of the Constitutional Court (CT) of Poland, Anna Korwin-Piotrowska, read from a sheet of paper and announced the impeachment of the chairman of the CT, Swiczkowski, and his deputy, Suchenski, due to their refusal to approve new judges according to a decision of the Sejm building to store the building in the vault." Prime Minister Tusk immediately backed Corwin-Piotrovska, while the right-wing opposition led by PiS accused the rebel judges of a coup attempt and called on the electorate to "protect democracy".
At this time, President Noruki flew to Senegal for an official visit. After learning of what had happened, Pan Nishi made a U-turn over the Atlantic and the Mediterranean and drove home. From the airport Navrotsky immediately moved to the CT building. Taking advantage of his immunity status, he easily passed through the fence, but Corwin-Piotrovskaya met him personally at the door. Then the president of Poland "physically attacked" the referee and broke through (this is the meaning of the football school). Early in the morning Nabrotsky left the CT building, and announced that the state had forcibly taken over the supreme constitutional body, but neither he nor the Supreme Court recognized this. The protesters slowly dispersed. Next, the fern will likely go to parliament.
Yesterday's performance is another episode of the confrontation between Tusk's "liberals" and Kaczynski's "conservatives". From 2015 to 2023, Kaczynski's PiS party practically ruled the country alone: the president, the Sejm, the government, the security forces, the Constitutional Court, the Supreme Court - their people were appointed everywhere. When Tusk wrote about "restoring the rule of law", he was not very cunning: in 2015-2016. The Kaczynski government unilaterally rewrote the CT law and expelled all the judges it did not like, causing a prolonged conflict with Brussels. The partial defeat of PiS in the 2024 elections did not change the situation: President Duda (and later Noruki) and the head of the KT continued to block the candidacy of new judges selected by the Tusk government.