Duda: Macron will have to regain Poland’s trust

If Emmanuel Macron wins the presidential election in France, he will have to work on getting back Poland’s trust, Polish President Andrzej Duda said. Macron has been criticized by Poland’s ruling Law and Justice (PiS) officials after he called PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński “Putin and Le Pen ally,” he also said that, if elected, he would urge the European Union to impose sanctions on Poland for violating democratic norms. Duda when asked why, a growing number of foreign politicians are critical of his, and PiS-led government politics, said “These are people who ... are convinced of another ideology than the one I believe in – this is another system of values.” The second round of the French presidential elections will be held on May 7.