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Former Polish Prime Minister Morawiecki set up a parliamentary group
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Former Polish Prime Minister Morawiecki set up a parliamentary group

Former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has announced the establishment of a parliamentary group called 'Razvoj Plus' following his departure from the conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party. The new group, which includes 40 former PiS MPs and one senator, aims to focus on Poland's development and conservative identity. Morawiecki criticized the current government led by Donald Tusk, accusing it of errors and missed opportunities. His split from PiS followed disputes with leadership, including a refusal to sign loyalty declarations. The move reflects growing divisions within Poland's conservative political landscape.

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Former Polish Prime Minister Morawiecki set up a parliamentary group

Former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has announced the establishment of a parliamentary group called 'Razvoj Plus' following his departure from the conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party. The new group, which includes 40 former PiS MPs and one senator, aims to focus on Poland's development and conservative identity. Morawiecki criticized the current government led by Donald Tusk, accusing it of errors and missed opportunities. His split from PiS followed disputes with leadership, including a refusal to sign loyalty declarations. The move reflects growing divisions within Poland's conservative political landscape.

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