The far-right ruling party in Poland, Law and Justice (PiS), appears unlikely to regain power following the formation of a broad opposition coalition. This assessment comes from Dariusz Wieczorek, a deputy leader within the left, who spoke to RMF in a recent internal discussion on the evolving political landscape. Wieczorek suggested that while PiS may not disappear, its influence and controlling authority in parliament would likely wane as the opposition gains momentum and broader support in the Sejm. His comments reflect a broader view among some observers that the party’s era of dominant governance could be ending, even if its organizational presence remains intact in the political arena.
