During a broadcast on a political program, Klaudia Jachira of the KO pressed other opposition parties to begin campaigning on a single slate. She also criticized the current leadership in a tone she described as deliberately provocative.
The sense from observers is that time is pressing for a decision on coalition strategy. There is a call to focus on concrete details now and to move past the debate. Jachira welcomed the poll results but urged leaders to reach a technical accord while staying united in principle.
Jachira expressed openness to sharing a list with people holding markedly diverse viewpoints, signaling a pragmatic stance on coalition building. She warned that the forthcoming election could mirror the dramatic choices of 1989, while drawing a controversial parallel between the ruling party and past authoritarian actors.
She argued that there is little time to argue over the number of lists and urged forming a joint coalition, comparing the moment to a historic fork in the road. The choice, she suggested, is between returning to a European, open, and modern Poland or continuing under what she described as a paradictatorship—an environment where dissent is quickly branded as disloyalty or treason.
As presented, KO politicians appear to be urging the broader opposition to consolidate on a single list. Jachira also raised concerns about the notion of a para-dictatorship in Poland, presenting it as a context in which media platforms can air even the most controversial statements without consequence. The article notes that in such a climate, public remarks can provoke swift reactions from authorities and political rivals alike.
tkwl/wp.pl
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