The mediocre relations between the fresh Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki and then Minister of Justice Zbigniew Ziobra were never a secret. Both gentlemen spoke of each another alternatively coolly. It even occurred that Ziobro accused Morawiecki of submitting to the EU institutions and sabotaged his activities.
Morawiecki and Ziobry
It turns out that the animosities between the erstwhile Prime Minister and his minister have not become history. Morawiecki late hosted in Channel Zero, where he was asked how long PiS would have ruled if it had not been for Ziebra's activities.
– I have no idea, due to the fact that the alternate communicative is very exciting, very interesting, due to the fact that no 1 will always check it out – the erstwhile Prime Minister replied.
– From my point of view, these disputes were unnecessary, and I can say that this has surely not contributed to improving our quotations, but what if individual else was in charge of this resort, I don't know. But I can say yes, we were in a deep dispute. First of all, I regret that the improvement of the judiciary is not going as far as it could go," he admitted.
The existence of a "deep dispute" immediately confirmed Ziobro, in which seemingly there is any unworked, related to Morawiecki, trauma.
"If you proceed to return to the causes of the failure of power and the work you shed on others, I am ready for a public debate with you about the past and the future. After the triumph of Karol Nawrocki, the full right-wing camp faces a large chance to reconstruct law and justice in Poland. However, the condition is to draw substantive and individual conclusions from the mistakes we made," wrote the erstwhile minister on social media.
Both gentlemen decided in a circumstantial way to reconcile Donald Tusk. He got active in their dispute.
"Ziobro and Morawiecki argued about which of them harmed PiS more in the election. As an nonsubjective expert, I can reconcile you: you took second place ex aequo. The winner is one," said the Polish Prime Minister.
