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The Constitutional Tribunal in Warsaw has become a flashpoint between Donald Tusk’s government and the nationalist opposition. On the evening of October 30, police surrounded the building to prevent it from being stormed, while thousands of demonstrators gathered in support of judges seen as aligned with the Law and Justice party. Three protesters were detained for trying to breach the security cordon. Meanwhile, the suspended Tribunal president, Bogdan Święczkowski, tried to cut the chains on the gate, and President Karol Nawrocki returned to Warsaw and held discussions with the new judges. The dispute stems from competing appointments that began in 2015. Tusk’s government says its actions are intended to restore the rule of law, while the opposition accuses it of trying to seize control of the Tribunal.
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