Lech Wałęsa announced that he would not appear at the swearing-in of Andrzej Duda, which will be held in the Sejm on August 6 this year. At the celebration, which will start at 10am, for the first time from the beginning pandemic there will be no limit of people in the plenary hall. The day the president takes the oath before the National Assembly will also be the day on which President will officially end his first term.
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Lech Wałęsa boycotts the swearing-in of Duda. “I’m surprised Trzaskowski went to the Presidential Palace”
– I’m not taking part in this. I would not shake hands with Andrzej Duda because of election fraud, Wałęsa said in an interview with Virtual Poland. The former president also referred until Duda’s meeting with Rafał Trzaskowski, which took place at the Presidential Palace.
I am surprised to Rafał Trzaskowski that he went to the Presidential Palace. This is a bug. You cannot meet, shake hands with someone who has committed a fraud
– added Wałęsa.
Earlier, they also boycotted Duda’s swearing-in unaffiliated senator Wadim Tyszkiewicz and the former head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski, who wrote on Twitter: “Andrzej Duda won with the post-Soviet methods, the state apparatus and funds, lies and anti-Semitism in the TVP and electoral fraud, for example in nursing homes. I also do not believe that he will keep the second oath to the constitution, which he has broken many times. I do not want to live with it and therefore I will not accept the invitation. ”
From unofficial information “Gazeta Wyborcza” it follows that on Saturday, August 1, the presidium of the Civic Platform is to decide whether the swearing-in will be attended by MPs and party senators. “According to our information, some members of the club Civic Coalition believes that the ceremony should be boycotted, as it would sanction the elections that took place in a clear violation of the rules, “GW” reports.
The Supreme Court is still considering election protests, of which there were a record number this year, as many as 5.8 thousand. So far, 206 of them have been examined (184 were left without further examination).
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