As you know, the Court of the European Union has concluded several times that the reforms implemented during the previous government have significantly affected the work of the justice system.
The “Financial Times” reports that Reinders may also have discussed during the visit how Brussels could unblock at least part of the frozen EU funds, even if Polish President Andrzej Duda blocks the new government’s reforms.
“I am very pleased that the Polish authorities are determined to restore the rule of law in the country, as well as to ensure not only the full compliance of laws with the Polish Constitution, but also with the requirements of European Union laws, as well as with the European Convention on Human Rights.
Important initiatives have already been launched, they will structure our future work. I look forward to our future discussions on these issues,” Reinders said.
In Poland this week, the news about the arrest of the deputy foreign minister of the previous government on suspicion of participation in the visa-trading scandal also gained wide resonance.
“The accusations are related to abusive use of official duties in order for another person to gain financial benefit, as well as the disclosure of information containing state secrets,” informs the press secretary of the Polish Prosecutor’s Office, Lukasz Lapczynskis.
“During the investigation, violations in the circulation and registration of documents of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as well as unjustified interference in order to speed up the process of issuing visas, have been found. The suspect does not recognize the charges brought against him and has exercised his right not to provide explanations.”
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2024-01-19 19:08:01
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