Aleksander Kwaśniewski on Karol Nawrocki: Let him not insult the prime minister and start cooperating with the government

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"Polish cannot afford a chronic conflict between the president and the government," said Aleksander Kwasniewski, noting in an interview with Jacek Nizinkiewicz that cohabitation between the presidential and government centers does not require a change in the constitution, but good will. Commenting on the request to change the Fundamental Law outlined by Karol Nawrocki, the erstwhile president assessed that there is no parliamentary majority in Poland and there will not be a parliamentary majority essential for this in the close future.