The Sejm lifted the immunity of Michał Woś, a member of the Sovereign Polish parliament. Joe Biden spoke after Thursday's debate. Firefighters intervened over 1,500 times after storms across Poland. Here are six things you should know on Saturday, June 29.
1. Michał Woś's immunity lifted
On Friday, the Sejm lifted the immunity of a Sovereign Poland politician and a member of the club PIS Michał Wosi. The request submitted by the prosecutor's office is related to the investigation into the spending of money for the purchase of Pegasus software from the Justice Fund, as well as the spending of public funds for the purchase of a license to use Pegasus.
2. Storms and fire brigade interventions
Due to the storms on Friday, firefighters intervened over 1,500 times throughout the country, most of them in Pomerania. Rain flooded the streets and strong winds broke trees. We received weather reports on Kontakt 24.
The storm passed through GdańskTVN24
3. Joe Biden spoke at the debate
President USA Joe Biden He spoke after an unsuccessful debate with Donald Trump. He said he was going to win elections presidential elections, which will take place in November. – After a fall, you have to get up and keep fighting – he emphasized.
Biden spoke after the debate. He says what he's going to doTVN24
4. The hate scandal continues
On Friday, applications were submitted to waive the immunity of four judges involved in the hate scandal. – The most important allegations are the abuse of powers and the violation of personal data regulations – he said Adam BodnarMinister of Justice and Prosecutor General. The prosecutor's office said that “the applications were filed regarding acts related to the participation of these four judges in an organized criminal group.”
5. The judgment regarding envelope elections is final
The Supreme Administrative Court dismissed the cassation appeals of the former head of government and the Polish Post. This means that the judgment recognizing that the decision of the former prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki regarding the preparation of postal elections grossly violated the law, is final and binding.
6. New reading list
As of September 1, schools will be using a slimmed-down core curriculum. The Ministry of National Education has published regulations on this matter. They also include new reading lists.
Main photo source: PAP/Piotr Nowak