One thing that was predictable was the fact that the incumbent President Andrzej Duda, associated with the ruling party Law and Justice (PiS), was a favourite in this election and that he and his camp did not play fair.
Bartosz Rydlinski is Co-founder of Ignacy Daszynski Center, collaborator of Aleksander Kwasniewski’s Foundation “Amicus Europae”
Without preparing its own political response, the Polish Left will not only fail to save the judiciary from the supremacy of the executive but will also fail to fulfil its role of representing disadvantaged groups in society
The consolidation of New Left along with the designation of a progressive candidate in the race to the Presidential election are among the main chanllenges
Looking for a new political formula for the next four years, it will be easier for the Polish social democracy to address its proposals.
Over the last year of the current government of Prawo i Sprawiedliwość (Eng. Law and Justice, PiS, European Conservatives and Reformists) in Poland we have witnessed many significant developments happening in the political arena. On one side the government of the Prime Minister Beata Szydło has implemented a number of announced reforms, which have improved […]