President Andrzej Duda expects an apology from the Heads of peculiar Services who refused to meet him. In an evening interview with Television, the president revealed this unprecedented event and pointed to Prime Minister Donald Tusk as liable for this situation.
Duda described the refusal of the gathering as a "very disturbing" phenomenon, especially in the context of discussions on officer promotions. The president stressed that this situation had not occurred in the 3rd Republic since 1989. "I look forward to apologies and to the presence of the heads of service with the president of Poland to besides discuss officer promotions," said Duda in an interview.
The president explained that the gathering was to be held with his advisor, without the participation of Sławomir Cenckiewicz, head of the National safety Bureau. "This was a gathering - as the heads of service knew - of the president of Poland with 1 advisor, whom they knew well, without the participation of Sławomir Cenckiewicz", he stated. The president considered the Prime Minister's mention of Cenckiewicz's absence to be "So this is so inappropriate, I would say, an excuse that is even more to incite the public."
Duda expressed hope that Tusk would draw the consequences from this situation. "I hope that the Prime Minister will get the consequences out of this, and that this is the first and last time that he is moving towards twitter policy around the safety issue," added the President.
Participation in the independency March
The president announced his participation in the independency March as head of state for the first time. "All of you are cordially invited to the March of Independence. Let us meet next day in the heart of our capital, demonstrating our love for Poland, attachment to white and red colors. Long live Poland! See you tomorrow!", said Duda during the interview.
The president recalled the importance of November 11th, stressing that "After the fight of 5 generations, the fight, the work, the consistent quest for Poland to be free and independent, this 11th of November became the day on which we regained our own home, or Poland". Duda participated in the independency March respective times, including with his wife Marta.
The question of pardoning the Ziobra
In a Monday interview with Television, the Republic of the president denied reports of the planned pardon of erstwhile Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobra. "I cannot acquit, pardon an innocent man, first. Secondly, Minister Ziobro has not yet been convicted. Thirdly, the decisions on pardons that I will make, besides in the close future, are surely preceded by a deep analysis of all request for pardon," explained Duda.
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