Head of state
Poland’s new President Karol Nawrocki sworn in
The right -wing conservative takes up his office as head of state. The Trump fan could initiate a change of course in Poland. Donald Tusk, Prime Minister Donald Tusk expect difficult times.
Poland’s new right -wing conservative President Karol Nawrocki has made the oath of office. “I will be the voice of the citizens who want sovereignty who want security,” said Nawrocki in his inaugural speech. He would be decided and consistently proceed. “No to illegal migration, yes to the Zloty, no to the euro.”
The 42 -year -old independent historian, who was supported by the right -wing conservative opposition party PIS, had emerged from the runoff election in early June. The victory of the political newcomer Nawrocki over the Liberal Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski was a serious political defeat for the pro -European government of Prime Minister Donald Tusk. The Trump fan and EU skeptic Nawrocki will try to bring about a change of course in Poland.
Nawrocki becomes the successor to Andrzej Duda, who has to leave after two terms. Traditionally, the President in Poland releases his notice of office in front of the National Assembly, which consists of both chambers of parliament.
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Source: Stern
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