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    Poland’s president vetoes law to abolish anti-corruption agency

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    1. NotRlyMrD on

      CBA shown last couple of years that it’s more “pro-corruption” agency.

    2. ikelos49 on

      32 veto.

      Kwaśniewski do 35 in 10years. Batyr in 5Y will have 200 or something like that.

    4. Hot-Disaster-9619 on

      He doesn’t even understand what he vetoes. Politics is too complex for him, he has a potential to be a good bouncer maybe but not the president.

    5. Latter-Effective4542 on

      To be clear, the Polish President doesn’t want an agency to fight corruption? With how things are going in Russia/Ukraine/Hungary/U.S. now, can anyone provide any strong arguments as to why he should have been elected by Polish citizens about a year ago? Having a “check” on Tusk and the Parliament doesn’t count. Any other reason? 🤷‍♂️

    7. Duch_landaua on

      These vetos seams to be not due to his political views, they are rather attempts to create chaos within the current government(“coalition” ). Which might be part of incoming elections campaign (2027). PiS will use rhetoric that KO and others did nothing because the government is ineffective/incompetent or even inept. Bunch of not so smart cookies or severe pissed of electors might believe in this narrative

    8. Dehnus on

      Does he do anything else but veto? Like it’s almost cartoonish at this point.

    9. SabaRoundScape on

      Why does Polish Parliament want to abolish abti-corruption agency tho???