US Ambassador to Poland Thomas Rose referred to the situation around the Polish Constitutional Court. "I hope that everyone active will take a deep breath and not take any action that could provoke force or further escalation. Poland has achieved besides much to put political divisions at risk" - he wrote.
US Ambassador to Poland Thomas Rose refers to the situation around Constitutional Court In the X entry on Friday night.
"The events that take place tonight before the Polish Constitutional Court are indeed very serious. We seem to be witnessing unprecedented confrontation concerning the way the government uses state power, as well as the independency and authority of the constitutional institution" - said the Ambassador.
SEE: The president before the Constitutional Court. He is accompanied by the First president of the ultimate Court
In his opinion, thousands of people gathering at the Court "make that already dangerous situation becomes even more explosive". "The last thing Poland needs is simply a confrontation that will turn into something much worse" - he warned.
"I hope they take a deep breath." US Ambassador turned to Poles
"I hope that all active - both government representatives, cleaning services and demonstrators - - Take a deep breath. and they will not take any action that could provoke force or further escalation" - he added.
The Ambassador assured that "The United States is on the side of Poland". "It is not for us to justice or interfere in her interior affairs. We have the stability, safety and democratic future of the country, which we proudly call our friend and ally" - wrote Rose.
SEE: "Only with the President". Judges at the Constitutional Court are required
At the same time, the Ambassador stressed that president Donald Trump and the Americans "they care very much about this country, its democracy and its future". "However, Poland's strength must yet come from within - from its citizens, institutions and their common commitment to the regulation of law. Poland has gone besides far and has achieved besides much to let political differences, no substance how strong they are, to put it all at risk" - added the diplomat.
It boils around the Constitutional Court. Decision towards Bogdan Święczkowski
On Friday night there is simply a solstice in the Constitutional Court. The order has been notified breaks in the activities of the president of the Constitutional Tribunal Bogdan Święczkowski and vice-president of TK Bartłomiej Sochanski. lawyer General Waldemar Żurek has made requests to waive their immunity. The information provided by Maciej Taborowski, Magdalena Bentkowska and Maciej Berk shows that Anna Korwin-Piotrowska, as having the longest judgeship, became the head of the TK.
SEE: Police on events before TK. "With all determination"
Police office have reported officers are implementing statutory acts at the seat of the Constitutional Court, in connection with the information provided by the Court justice Anna Korwin-Piotrowska about the anticipation of a request threats to the life or wellness of judges and TK employees. The police aren't in the TK building.
Due to the situation in the TK President Karol Nawrocki has decided to abort his flight to Senegal and on Friday before 10:00 he returned to Warsaw. Bogdan Święczkowski besides came to the Presidential Palace - where the president met with the First president of the ultimate Court Zbigniew Kapinski.
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