“Mr. Leśkiewicz Is a State of mind.” Minister Slams President's Spokesman
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If Karol Nawrocki again blocks the fuel law from coming into force, the ruling coalition will keep telling Poles: "For the president's attempts to harm the government, you're now paying your bills at the gas station." And many Poles will agree with Donald Tusk that this is indeed too high a price to pay for the conflict between the president and the government, which is paralyzing the country.
President's spokesman Rafal Leśkiewicz stated that “it is the responsibility of the government to reduce VAT, excise taxes and fees, which are a component of the price of fuels.” The head of the Ministry of Interior Marcin Kierwiński reacted to his words.
Is there a chance for a compromise between the presidential center and the government regarding fuel prices? What will the president do if Vladimir Putin shakes his hand at the G20 summit? What will the president do about Maciej Berek being sworn in as a judge of the Constitutional Tribunal? Tomasz Terlikowski will ask Rafał Leśkiewicz, the president's press spokesman, about this, among other things, during his "Morning Interview" on RMF FM. We …
"Those in power don't care about Poles paying less for fuel. Donald Tusk is putting the well-being of Poles at risk just to fight the president," said Rafał Leśkiewicz. This is how the president's supposed spokesman addressed the issue of record fuel prices at gas stations. According to the minister, during the nearly three years of the current government...
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