Brussels “does not like people with conservative views governing Poland”, says Andrzej Duda.

Brussels “does not like people with conservative views governing Poland”, says Andrzej Duda.
The current government plans to appeal against the ruling, for which it blames the former administration.
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The national government is also working on a similar scheme that would be introduced across Poland.
It emerged this week that the authorities shared case files with the accused spy, including confidential material.
The government wants to “pacify the country” and bring it under foreign rule, says Jarosław Kaczyński.
His words come amid renewed controversy over the massacres after remarks last week by Ukraine’s foreign minister.
PiS, the opposition party, says around 40,000 people have donated so far.
Tusk has asked his ministers to “examine their conscience” and provide reports about “things that are not going well”.
Michał Kuczmierowski is accused of abusing his powers for financial gain while working for the former PiS government.
Andrzej Duda’s remarks come amid efforts by the government to reduce and reorganise Catholic catechism classes in public schools.
“If we won’t change the law, we will change the reality,” says Donald Tusk.
The measures were due to go into effect at the start of the new school year next week.
Poland’s electoral commission has rejected PiS’s financial report after identifying spending irregularities.
He is accused of sharing classified information via a private email account and of obstructing an investigation into the case.