Karol Nawrocki in an interview with Sławomir Mentzen assured him that he was a great opponent of green order and would like to reduce electricity prices. How to do it? The Law and Justice candidate indicated that important decisions are to be made on May 27 at the Constitutional Tribunal. A representative of the confederation tried to find out how Nawrocki wants to make this change before the election and the potential occupation of the office, and with the hands of the Constitutional Tribunal.
On Thursday afternoon PiS candidate for president Karol Nawrocki He talked to Sławomir Mentzen – a confederation candidate who did not get to the second round of elections. In her track Nawrocki stated that he would like to expand the declaration created by Mentzen, a point related to the rejection of green order. – I clearly think that in this declaration, if there were such consent, we should also add an act of opposition to green order and Mercosur – he said.
Nawrocki's idea for cheaper electricity
In reference to this statement, Mentzen asked Karol Nawrocki about how he wants to fulfill his election promise, saying that he would lower Electricity prices by a third in 100 days of your presidency. – On May 27, it seems, there is a dissertation and the decision to reject green taxes, ETS, which are not in line with Polish legislation, he answered with the Polish constitution – so it is 30-40 percent of electricity bills – he added.
– I mean, the idea is that if you win the election of the first June, then on May 27 Constitutional Tribunal He will reject the ETS (European emission trade system – ed.) – asked Sławomir Mentzen.
– And no, that's faster. May 27 is probably before June 1 – said Nawrocki. – And why do you promise in these elections that he will do something that the Constitutional Tribunal will do on May 27? – a member of the confederation said.
Karol Nawrocki during a conversation with Sławomir MentzenSławomir Mentzen/YouTube
Chaos associated with the Constitutional Tribunal
It is a meeting of the Constitutional Tribunal, announced on May 27, 2025, during which he is to check whether the provisions on the ECJ are in accordance with the provisions of the Polish Basic Law.
I am talking about “Article 191 (1) in connection with Article 192 of the Treaty on the functioning of the European Union in connection with Directive 2003/87/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 October 2003 establishing a trade system for the emission of greenhouse gas emissions in the Union and amending Council directive 96/61/EC.
The application in this case was submitted by a group of deputies on March 12, 2024 Sejm of the Republic of Poland The 10th term, represented by MP Sebastian Kaleta (Law and Justice).
The Constitutional Tribunal is an organ that has been undergoing crisis since the rule of Law and Justice. The greatest controversy was caused by the appointment of judges, the so -called doubles.
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