Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has announced a cabinet reshuffle, reducing the number of ministers from 26 to 21. The most notable changes include the creation of a super-ministry in charge of finance, headed by the current finance minister, and the dismissal of Adam Bodnar as justice minister, criticized for slow reforms. Tusk promised a government focused on order and security amid threats from Russia and Belarus, and called for a vote of confidence following recent election losses.
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Recuperare după „trauma postelectorală”. Donald Tusk remaniază guvernul polonez
Premierul Poloniei anunță o remaniere guvernamentală în încercarea de a recâștiga avântul politic după înfrângerea în alegerile prezidențiale
Donald Tusk şi-a remaniat guvernul în încercarea de a se redresa în sondaje după „cutremurul” de la alegerile prezidenţiale. Premierul polonez se orientează spre dreapta şi demite miniştrii consideraţi incapabili să facă schimbări rapide
Donald Tusk remaniază guvernul după eșecul de la alegerile prezidenţiale. „Trauma postelectorală se încheie astăzi”
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