The conflict reportedly centres around the new wife of billionaire Zygmunt Solorz, one of Poland’s richest people.

The conflict reportedly centres around the new wife of billionaire Zygmunt Solorz, one of Poland’s richest people.
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It comes after claims that the government sought to gain influence over the country’s two largest news websites.
Poles’ most trusted news sources were RMF, Polsat and TVN.
TVP’s news coverage regularly described Sunday’s anti-government demonstration as a “march of hate”.
In 65% of cases, the harassment came from someone in a more senior position.
“There is no consent for the destruction of the authority of Saint John Paul II,” said the CEO of state oil giant Orlen.
Its ethics council is concerned at Orlen’s ownership of dozens of local media outlets.
Dozens of outlets republished a report by TVN after the broadcasting regulator took action against the station.
The legislation is spearheaded by opposition figure Rafał Trzaskowski, whom state TV news has accused of seeking to “fulfil Jewish demands”.
Only 24% trust TVP, while the most trusted outlets are RMF (51%), Radio Zet (47%) and TVN (47%).
“Whenever Poland’s vital interests are at stake, Tusk is against [them].”
While private broadcasters were cut off from old receivers, the government requested that TVP be allowed to continue.
Since 2018, Sopot has removed more than 1,000 adverts from its public spaces.