Morawiecki Wants a Commission of Inquiry Into Zondacrypto. He Counts on Tusk's Support
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Mateusz Morawiecki has apparently decided that the best defense in the Zondacrypto case is an attack. The former prime minister is demanding a commission of inquiry, asking what Donald Tusk knew, when he found out, and why the state services failed to warn citizens. The problem is that this impressive construction was undermined by a single tweet from Radosław Sikorski. "They warned, they warned," the deputy prime minister replied, also remindin…
Mateusz Morawiecki wants to establish a commission of inquiry to investigate state actions related to the Zondacrypto scandal. The leader of the Rozwój Plus political party told RMF FM that a draft resolution on the matter has already been prepared. The commission would analyze the actions of all state bodies since 2019, including during Morawiecki's term as prime minister.
Former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki wants to establish a commission of inquiry into the Zondacrypto scandal. "This will be a test for the leaders of the Polish political class," he noted.
Rozwój Plus (Development Plus) is calling for the establishment of an investigative commission to examine the accuracy and effectiveness of the actions of all state bodies in connection with the Zondacrypto scandal. Its leader, Mateusz Morawiecki, announced on RMF FM that a draft resolution is ready.
"I rarely agree with the current Prime Minister Donald Tusk, but I believe that the Zondacrypto scandal needs to be thoroughly investigated," said former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in a morning interview on RMF FM.
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