president Andrzej Duda wrote to Prime Minister Donald Tusk, in which he demands explanations of the circumstances of the proceeding of Barbara Skrzypek. In this context, the president states that "he has repeatedly warned against illegal personnel changes in the prosecution". The violinist, co-worker of PiS president Jarosław Kaczyński, died a fewer days after proc. Ewa Wrzosek interviewed.
The President's office made available a letter from Andrzej Duda to Prime Minister Donald Tusk "on explaining the circumstances of Barbara Skrzypek's hearing". Duda announced on Tuesday that he would request an explanation from the head of government on this issue.
"I have warned publically many times... from the effects of the Prime Minister and Minister of Justice, lawyer General Adam Bodnar, of illegal personnel changes in the prosecution," we read at the outset.
"There is no uncertainty present that these actions correlated with the questioning of the composition and jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court, the ultimate Court and the universal courts are in favour of the interests of the Republic of Poland and endanger the legal safety of citizens and respect for their rights and freedoms," the president believes.
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