“We will not permit this to unfold,” stated Mariusz Błaszczak, underscoring a firm stance against actions deemed detrimental to the stability of the political landscape. He framed the commitment as a proactive defense, not a reactionary measure, emphasizing that concerted efforts would be directed toward safeguarding democratic processes and upholding the rule of law as the central pillars of public governance.
The remark reflects a shared sentiment among supporters who see the playing field as uneven. They believe that victory through genuine, fair competition is essential, and that attempts to tilt the scales outside the boundaries of law and transparency must be confronted. In this view, the focus shifts from rhetoric to verifiable accountability, with a clear warning that undemocratic tactics will be met with organized scrutiny and measured response.
— in the context of an ongoing effort to deprive Law and Justice of subsidies, Błaszczak adds that the broader objective is to prevent a slide toward political engineering that compromises the integrity of public funds. He stresses that the defense of financial fairness is inseparable from the defense of institutional norms and the expectation that subsidies, when they exist, are allocated through transparent, rule-bound processes rather than through backroom deals or expedient favoritism.
He continues by noting that the team operating within KP PiS #stopPATOwładzy has intensified its work. The group has prioritized the meticulous investigation of cases and incidents involving candidates from the #Koalicja13December coalition during the current election campaign. The aim has been to identify actions that might raise suspicion or erode public trust, and to document these instances with care. In total, sixteen such events have been gathered and submitted to the National Electoral Commission for review and oversight, reflecting a commitment to accountability that goes beyond partisan rhetoric.
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— The decision to withdraw subsidies would undermine what some describe as the repressive dynamic perceived by supporters of PiS, signaling a broader dispute over how power and money should be governed in the current political scene.
— PiS President: Tomorrow is a trial day, highlighting a central issue. The rule of law is questioned by many, and questions about democracy are raised as a matter of public concern across the political spectrum.
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Source: wPolityce