The decision marks the latest twist in a long-running political and legal battle linked to the judicial reforms implemented by PiS itself.

The decision marks the latest twist in a long-running political and legal battle linked to the judicial reforms implemented by PiS itself.
Tens of millions of zloty in public funding for PiS are at stake.
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The ruling party leader, who also serves as deputy prime minister, was speaking at a series of “military picnics” being organised by the defence ministry.
The ruling PiS party has now unveiled all four of its proposed referendum questions.
In response, many opposition politicians expressed their amusement and bewilderment at Kaczyński’s claims.
Dozens of “family picnics” are being organised around Poland to promote the ruling party’s flagship child benefit policy.
The meeting went ahead anyway, with empty chairs left to represent the missing parties.
His words were criticised by the ruling PiS, but also by other opposition groups for entering a “bidding war” with PiS on anti-immigrant rhetoric.
It comes after claims that the government sought to gain influence over the country’s two largest news websites.
PiS, PO, Confederation, Third Way and The Left all held events around Poland today.
The amendments were proposed by the president following EU and US concerns that the commission would be used for political purposes.
Opposition parties accused PiS of exploiting the issue to cover up its failings and boost its ratings ahead of this year’s elections.
“We are here today so that the whole world can see how strong we are and how many of us are ready to fight for democracy,” said Donald Tusk.
Kaczyński claims that foreign forces, especially Germany, are seeking to hinder Poland’s development with the help of Polish collaborators.