Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz has declared her departure from both her ministerial role and her position as head of the centrist Poland 2050 party. This decision follows a disagreement regarding a recent legislative vote in parliament. Despite her resignation, the Poland 2050 party intends to continue its participation in the current governing coalition, ensuring that Prime Minister Donald Tusk retains his parliamentary majority. This internal friction underscores existing challenges within the ruling alliance as the administration prepares for upcoming national elections scheduled for next year. The move reflects broader political pressures facing the coalition partners as they aim to secure a second consecutive term in office.
Source : Notes from Poland
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