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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk deployed police forces to the independent constitutional court in the capital Warsaw, blocking all roads leading to it while the Polish president was on a trip to Senegal. The court's security forces withdrew and the deputy chief justice was barred from entering, in what other Polish politicians described as an attempted coup. Donald Tusk, the Polish Prime Minister, dispatched police forces to the independent constitutional court in the capital Warsaw and blocked all roads leading to it, while the Polish president was on a trip to Senegal. The courts' security forces were withdrawn, and the deputy head of the court was barred from entering, a matter that other Polish politicians describe as an attempted coup. Donald Tusk, the Polish Prime Minister, sent police forces to the independent constitutional court in the capital Warsaw, closing all roads leading to it, while the Polish president was on a trip to Senegal. The court's security forces were withdrawn, and the vice president of the court was denied entry, in what other Polish politicians describe as an attempted coup.

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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk deployed police forces to the independent constitutional court in the capital Warsaw, blocking all roads leading to it while the Polish president was on a trip to Senegal. The court's security forces withdrew and the deputy chief justice was barred from entering, in what other Polish politicians described as an attempted coup. Donald Tusk, the Polish Prime Minister, dispatched police forces to the independent constitutional court in the capital Warsaw and blocked all roads leading to it, while the Polish president was on a trip to Senegal. The courts' security forces were withdrawn, and the deputy head of the court was barred from entering, a matter that other Polish politicians describe as an attempted coup. Donald Tusk, the Polish Prime Minister, sent police forces to the independent constitutional court in the capital Warsaw, closing all roads leading to it, while the Polish president was on a trip to Senegal. The court's security forces were withdrawn, and the vice president of the court was denied entry, in what other Polish politicians describe as an attempted coup.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk deployed police forces to the independent constitutional court in the capital Warsaw, blocking all roads leading to it while the Polish president was on a trip to Senegal. The court's security forces withdrew and the deputy chief justice was barred from entering, in what other Polish politicians described as an attempted coup. Donald Tusk, the Polish Prime Minister, dispatched police forces to the independent constitutional court in the capital Warsaw and blocked all roads leading to it, while the Polish president was on a trip to Senegal. The courts' security forces were withdrawn, and the deputy head of the court was barred from entering, a matter that other Polish politicians describe as an attempted coup. Donald Tusk, the Polish Prime Minister, sent police forces to the independent constitutional court in the capital Warsaw, closing all roads leading to it, while the Polish president was on a trip to Senegal. The court's security forces were withdrawn, and the vice president of the court was denied entry, in what other Polish politicians describe as an attempted coup.

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