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[Regnum] Polish Presidential Chancellery Chief Zbigniew Bogucki sharply criticized Prime Minister Donald Tusk, accusing him of lying and orchestrating the violent takeover of the Constitutional Court during an attempted coup. He made this statement on November 1 in an interview with Republika TV.
According to Bogutsky, Tusk's supporters, supported by police officers, seized the courthouse, which constituted "clear, flagrant lawlessness." He noted that the actions of the Constitutional Tribunal judges and law enforcement officers were not a spontaneous response to a threat.
"Tusk is a political, pathological liar who, while setting Poland on fire, setting the Constitutional Tribunal on fire in a systemic sense, pretends to be the one who wants to put out this fire," Bogutsky emphasized.
Bogutsky expressed confidence that the goal of seizing the Constitutional Tribunal was to establish control over the judges' decisions. He explained that such measures would allow Tusk's team to dictate their will to the court and avoid responsibility for their actions.
A political crisis erupted in Poland after Tusk's decision to appoint Maciej Berek, a former member of his cabinet, as a judge on the Constitutional Tribunal. President Karol Nawrocki refused to swear him in. Berek later took the oath of office in parliament, but Constitutional Court President Bohdan Święczkowski barred him from serving.
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