
Persecuted to Death? Welcome to Tusk’s Poland
Is the death of a Law and Justice Party staffer a sign of increasing political persecution, or just an unfortunate coincidence?
Is the death of a Law and Justice Party staffer a sign of increasing political persecution, or just an unfortunate coincidence?
“There is always an empire that seeks to take the freedom of the Hungarians. Right now it is one in Brussels,” Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán said.
The EPP majority has approved a March debate on controversial bills in Spain that would severely restrict the independence of the judiciary and popular legal action.
The EU Commission, which previously criticised and punished the conservative PiS government, is now silent in the face of blatant law violations by Donald Tusk.
The ECR co-chair could be stripped of his parliamentary immunity for “inciting hatred against Muslims” after he clicked ‘like’ on a video depicting scenes of migrant violence.
Constitutional Tribunal President says the Tusk government and its affiliates had been acting “in an organized criminal group.”
The EPP threatening with rule of law procedure against Sánchez is just as anti-democratic as whatever they want to punish.
“It is evident that the judicial independence and rights of opposition figures in Poland are under threat,” a Hungarian official said.
The document identifies 18 systemic shortcomings in Brussels, mostly linked to “attempts to arbitrarily and stealthily extend competences in contravention of the Treaties.”
The EU-backed authoritarian takeover of public life in Poland is meant to be a blueprint for other ‘post-conservative’ countries, speakers at an MCC Brussels event warned.