Prime Minister Donald Tusk appealed to President Andrzej Duda. Prosecutor Ewa Wrzosek submitted a notification of suspected crime by PiS MEP Jacek decoration. The trial of the former spokesperson of the Ministry of National Defense Bartłomiej M. has started here five things that are worth knowing on Wednesday, March 26.
1. The prime minister appeals to the president
Prime minister Donald Tusk appealed to the president Andrzej Duda for signing a regulation suspending the right to submit asylum applications. – We are waiting for your signature all the time. This regulation is ready. If your signature appeared even this morning, at the moment we would adopt this regulation – he said at the government's meeting.
2. Notification of Wrzosek regarding the words of decorations
Prosecutor Ewa Wrzosek announced that made a notification about the suspected crime by the MEP Law and Justice by Jacek decoration. The case concerns the words of decoration at Wrzosek during the last week's demonstration of PiS before the prosecutor's office.
3. The trial of the former spokesman of the Ministry of National Defense has started
Before the District Court in Warsaw, the trial of the former spokesman for the Ministry of National Defense Bartłomiej M. and five other people began. The prosecutor's office accuses them of the detriment of the Polish Armaments Group SA, which caused millions of property losses of the company. Bartłomiej M. did not appear at the trial.
4. The government decided on funeral allowance
Funeral allowance It will increase from next year from four thousand to seven thousand zlotys – assumes a draft amendment to the Act on pensions and pensions from the Social Insurance Fund, which she adopted Council of Ministers.
The project also has a proposal to valorize the allowance when cumulated inflation From the last determination of the amount of the allowance, it will exceed five percent.
5. Citizens' Coalition leader in the survey
From the latest survey of the opinion studio24 The Poles' election preferences show that if the parliamentary elections were now held, the most votes (34.8 percent) would have been given to the Civic Coalition. It is 7.8 percentage points more than Law and Justicewhich in the same study received the support of 27 percent. She obtained the third best result Confederation – 18.5 percent.
The Coalition Third Way would not enter the Sejm, to which 7.1 percent of the respondents declared voting. New left And the Party Together, with the results of 4.6 and 2.4 percent, would not exceed the percentage electoral threshold for them.
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