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A constitutional crisis is taking place in Poland. According to Polish law, the prime minister has more governing power, but the president represents the country. The Supreme Legislative Court now sides with the president, but the police belong to the interior department which obeys the prime minister. In the parliamentary system the president is directly elected by the people while he cannot carry out the will of the people who voted for him because his power is limited by a prime minister who is voted by elites in the parliament.

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A constitutional crisis is taking place in Poland. According to Polish law, the prime minister has more governing power, but the president represents the country. The Supreme Legislative Court now sides with the president, but the police belong to the interior department which obeys the prime minister. In the parliamentary system the president is directly elected by the people while he cannot carry out the will of the people who voted for him because his power is limited by a prime minister who is voted by elites in the parliament.

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