A conservative president of Poland to become a tough opponent for the Prime Minister

The elected President of Poland, King Navaroki, plays a largely solemn role, but his influence on the country’s policy in the next five years may be deep.

Proponents of Navoka, National Conservative Law and Justice (PIS) feel rethinking after the loss of power 18 months ago to the EU Coalition Donald Tusk and view its success as the first step towards a return to power.

The Polish president has a limited impact on foreign and defense policy, but may also offer veto. The Tusk government does not have a large enough parliamentary majority to cancel the presidential veto.

The President of the Conservatives, who leaves, Andersi Duda, used his blocking powers to prevent the Prime Minister to fulfill many of his key promises of the company.

These include giving Polish women the right to legal abortion before the 12th week of pregnancy, legalization of civil partnerships, including same-sex relations, acceleration on the shores of the wind farm and the removal of political influence from the judicial system.

It is expected that Navariers, a socially conservative 42-year-old historian, will be an even more stringent opponent for Tusk than a bagpipe. Some believe that the paralysis may be seduced by the government to hold early elections until the planned autumn 2027.

“In all likelihood, this will mean early elections because it will veto any law that the government will bring,” said Constantine Gebert, a journalist of the weekly Kultura Liberalna magazine.

“Constitutionally, early elections are difficult to do if the government does not want them, but when it goes from defeat to defeat and cannot manage, they can decide that they are less evil,” he explained.

The Tusk government has a parliamentary majority, so it may remain in office until the fall of 2027, if the coalition does not break up.

This union includes the Conservative People’s Party, Centralist and Left, which is a key reason that Tusk has not reached an agreement on issues such as abortion and civilian partnerships.

Alternatively, the government may decide on the early elections to its advantage.

Nawrocki-monarchy Polish patriot, a conservative Catholic who opposes illegal migration, expanding the legal rights to people in same-sex relationships and liberalizing strict abortion law.

He believes that the vision of Tusk on the consolidation of Poland is mainly the direction of the EU, based on good relations with Brussels, Berlin and Paris, contradicts the Polish national interests. According to him, these interests are best served, standing to Germany when their opinions disagree and do not turn to Brussels more powers. Nawrocki opposes the climatic EU proposals such as a “green deal” because it says that the restriction of greenhouse gas emissions will harm the small Polish farmers.

Nawrocki supports constant military and humanitarian assistance to neighboring Ukraine. Poland is home to the International Center for Supply to Kyiv. But he does not believe that Ukraine, which joins NATO or the EU, while Russian aggression continues to increase Poland’s security.

He is a supporter of US President Donald Trump and criticized the President of Ukraine’s President Loladimir Zelensky, who accepted during ” The shameful oval office dresses. US Secretary -Security Secretary Christie Noah flew to Poland a few days before the election, to approve the Narcarians, a sharp boxer -amateur who called him a “strong” leader like Trump.

The result of the election was close, similar to the one that won the Duda against the Liberal mayor of Warsaw Rafal Trzaskovsky five years ago, a sign that the country’s political polarization did not mitigate.

In the speech of the premature victory, following the survey, he gave him such a victory in the Britta immediately after the vote ended on Sunday night, Trzaskouski promised to become president for all Poles.

Speaking at the same time, the Navaroyans did not make such promises. Instead, he told his fans that his campaign was able to unite a “patriotic camp” in Poland. No candidate inspired the confidence that they would make constructive efforts to get to the other side.

A long conflict between two political groups dominated by Polish politics over two decades may submit to enhanced parties support against the creation, for example, in the Right Confederation or Hard Left.

The Young Candidate for the Libertarian Candidate of the Confederation Slavomir Mezenz continued the recent income of the group, finishing third in the first round of the presidential election. Can this increase his support and can make sure join the future government under the guidance of Pisa?

Another leader of the Confederation Krzysztof Bosak refused the last opportunity on Monday, saying that both parties would not approach because they are fighting for the same voters.