FKP hopes to scupper Belka's plans through creation of new coalition

"I do not like Belka's government because it is a one-party government," said its leader, Roman Jagieliński. Other minor parties, such as the Conservative Liberal Party (SKL), have also decided not to support Belka. "The structure of Belka's government is too similar to that of Miller's," declared the SKL's head, Artur Balasz. Jagieliński says he wants to form a coalition with other parties, claiming the FKP is close to an agreement with the Polish Peasants Party and the SKL among others. At present, Belka has the support of 158 Democratic Left Alliance deputies in addition to a number from the Labor Union. (Gazeta Wyborcza, p. 6) A.F.