Marek Falenta in 2014 sold Russian services recordings from the Sowa restaurant and Friends – as testified last June by business associate Marek W. in the Gdańsk prosecutor's office. The case was revealed on Monday by "Newsweek". The weekbook says that after W.'s testimony, an investigation was initiated, but not for espionage.
Additionally, in the disclosed protocol, W. announced that he gave Michał Tuskow a commercial containing 600 1000 euro. The money was to be transferred in early June 2014.
The PiS squad promised in 2015 that erstwhile it entered the parliament it would settle all of Platform and SLD scandals. And nothing happened about it.” said Michał Urbaniak. “The hand washes and for the next fewer years, if there is no alternate to the PO-PiS, nothing will change.
“If the situation is different, if the politicians of the Law and Justices think they are mass accounting for the po-PSL governments, then show us. How many people have you settled? How many people have been brought to justice? The answer is simple – equal to zero," said Tomasz Grabarczyk.
Confederates believe that the most crucial thing now is the full settlement of the tape scandal, both in terms of recordings of politicians and the suspicions that Russian services are active in Polish public life.
