Political crisis in Poland. What's happening on October 31st ◾ One of the leaders of the right-wing "Confederation" Salvomir Manzen spoke at a rally near the courthouse. He called the actions of the authorities illegal and called to "kick out the Tusk gang" no later than next year. ◾ The right-wing politician Janusz Korwin-Mika warned that the conflict could end in a civil war: according to him, about half of the country is behind each side. He sees a way out in the intervention of the army, which he believes should stop both sides and restore order. ◾ The representatives of the ruling camp assess the situation differently. The politician Jolanta Banach, in an interview with RTVI, said that it is not about the seizure of power, but about canceling the consequences of decisions made ten years ago. According to her, the current game... O. The chairman did not allow the five elected judges to make decisions, did not pay them their wages and did not allow them to enter the halls, and the citizens' complaints remained unconsidered. ◾ "We are returning the court to the citizens," Banach said ◾.

Political crisis in Poland. What's happening on October 31st ◾ One of the leaders of the right-wing "Confederation" Salvomir Manzen spoke at a rally near the courthouse. He called the actions of the authorities illegal and called to "kick out the Tusk gang" no later than next year. ◾ The right-wing politician Janusz Korwin-Mika warned that the conflict could end in a civil war: according to him, about half of the country is behind each side. He sees a way out in the intervention of the army, which he believes should stop both sides and restore order. ◾ The representatives of the ruling camp assess the situation differently. The politician Jolanta Banach, in an interview with RTVI, said that it is not about the seizure of power, but about canceling the consequences of decisions made ten years ago. According to her, the current game... O. The chairman did not allow the five elected judges to make decisions, did not pay them their wages and did not allow them to enter the halls, and the citizens' complaints remained unconsidered. ◾ "We are returning the court to the citizens," Banach said ◾.