Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk won the trust-confidence vote in his pro-European government on Wednesday, a few days after the defeat of a presidential election.
Recently, the task for nationalist historian Karol Navki wants to stop his rights after the defeat of his prominent colleague Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trazscowski in the presidential election.
“I need this vote because we were seizing … speculation that this government would not make it, that the tusks can be taken down, and you cannot work under the search conditions,” Tusk said.
How did the vote go for the task?
From the Parliament with 460 seats, 243 supported the task alliance, which led the government to get a simple majority required to survive. Another 210 MPs voted against the government’s government.
The supporters of the tusk inside the Sejam, the lower house of Poland, got up to appreciate the Prime Minister and chant his name.
Faith Vote called by Tusk Himelfa came after the right -wing nationalist navarki, supported by the opposition law and justice (PIS) party, beating its candidate Rafale Tzuskki.
Nawrocki, who has promised Nawrocki to continue the policy of blocking the reformist agenda of the outgoing President Andrzej Duda, hence the support of US President Donald Trump.
Announcing the vote, Tusk said that his party was ready for a challenge, understands stakes, and “not intended to withdraw a single step.”
“The vote of faith must be a new opening,” Tusk said.
PM fought to give major reforms
The objective of the tusks to hold a support rally for your European European alliance behind the call for Vishwas Vote is the objective.
The governing coalition of Tusk has a song to reverse the previous PIS government’s reversal of judicial reforms, which the European Union said that democracy and women and minorities have reduced the rights.
However, outgoing President Andrez Duda blocked those efforts, and the Navarki is expected to maintain the post.
This inability to distribute major reforms – which is a dark cloud on the government’s government, despite having a parliamentary majority – including the rights of abortion.
Critics say that since coming to power in December 2023, there has been a slight change in the lakes under the government of Task.
What is the reality for tusks now?
In Poland, the Prime Minister elected by Parliament, has day-to-day power, while the President, as the head of the state, can affect foreign policy and veto law.
Now Tusk found Himal in the same position with Navaroki as he did with Duda, whose veto power stopped the PM from fulfilling his promises.
Therefore, while Tusk prepared the vote as a “new beginning” and promised a cabinet reshuffle in July, the conversation with his alliance is so loom.
Opposition leaders abolished the moment to indicate the collapse of the tusks.
Former Justice Minister Zibigniew Zobro told reporters: “The lost presidential election is the end of the Donald Task. His fate is already sealed.”
Edited by: Keran Burke and Zack Crylin
