Poland's Morawiecki proposes no-confidence vote against Tusk's government

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Former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has proposed a vote of no confidence in Donald Tusk's government, suggesting a technical cabinet led by Marek Jurek until new elections. Morawiecki also called for a reset of the Constitutional Tribunal, claiming various political forces support this. A no-confidence vote requires support from at least 231 deputies in the Sejm. The proposal comes amid a deepening political crisis in Poland, including disputes over judicial appointments, protests at the Tribunal building, and President Nawrocki's accusations of a "violent takeover" of the court.


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