Voice from KRRiT: They gotta decide the staff, not TV

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Scenes that have no precedent in the past of the 3rd Republic of Poland compromise our country" – wrote on X Marzena Paczuska from the National Radio and tv Council. In this way, she referred to tv coverage showing “the usage of the Polish Police against journalists” of tv in Poland24 and the Republic, stations that want to co-organise the debate of presidential candidates. "It is the staffs, not TVs, that decide which stations take part in their gathering with the media," she appealed to Rafał Trzaskowski Paczusek.

The gathering of the chiefs of staff of Karol Nawrocki and Rafał Trzaskowski on Woronicz Street in Warsaw took place today. Paweł Sziernaker – chief of staff of Karol Nawrocki – wants to organize 5 stations, representing the views of all Polish viewers, not just the ruling party.

The condition for a fair debate of candidates, which would besides be co-organised by tv in Poland24 and the Republic, reviewing Donald Tusk's government, Rafał Trzaskowski called the rioting. The Deputy Head of the Civic Platform wants them to be only TVP, TVN and Polsat.

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This position was criticised by Marzen Paczusek from the National Broadcasting Council, who pointed out that it was not the media, but the candidate's election staff should negociate the terms of specified a debate.

As a associate of the KRRiT representing the president of the Republic of Poland, I appeal to Rafał Trzaskowski to let the Republic of Poland and Poland to participate in the debate of candidates in Konski.

The scandalous scenes we witness force me to appeal to the head of the Ministry of abroad Affairs for preventing TVP liquidator from utilizing the Polish Police against journalists of the abovementioned stations. It's the staffs, not the TVs that decide which stations take part in their gathering with the media. Scenes that have no precedent in the past of the 3rd Polish Republic compromise our country

— wrote on X Marzena Paczuska from KRRiT.

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