photo by Jarosław Roland Kruk / Wikipedia, license: CC-BY-SA-3.0Former president Lech Wałęsa will not be present at the swearing-in of Karol Nawrocki before the National Assembly. In an interview with the HR, he shared his critical opinion about the fresh president.
On Friday, the ultimate Court found the charges contained in the electoral protest against 11 regional electoral commissions, in which detailed examination of voting cards was carried out after the second round. However, it was pointed out that these irregularities did not affect the result of the elections.
However, further protests are inactive under examination. erstwhile this process is over, the Chamber of Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs of the ultimate Court will gotta adopt a resolution on the validity of the elections by 1 July.
Wałęsa criticizes Nawrocki's choice
On 6 August, the oath of Karol Nawrocki will take place, as announced by the talker of the Sejm. – If there is no annulment of the President's election by the ultimate Court and there are no another unexpected circumstances, I will declare the electoral process closed and I will convene the National Assembly on 6 August – said Simon Holovnia.
The HR informs that Lech Walesa will not be present at the oath. – Are you kidding me? Wherever I am, erstwhile individual asks me, I will say that this is the humiliation of Poland, it is an insult to Poland. That's what I'm gonna say if they approve him for president. – he said.
