Kaczyński: Opposition denies our right to rule

Jarosław Kaczyński, the leader of the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party said in an interview with public radio that the opposition is not prepared to act as the opposition and has no effective ideas. "The opposition questions not the particular moves, but in fact our right to rule, the right of those who represent the other line, critical of the establishment and of many aspects of what has happened after 1989. Now the pretext is the constitutional court, but it's really about a completely fundamental question: whether in Poland there are only democratic procedures or democracy," Kaczyński said. The PiS leader assured that his party isn't striving to have a majority in the Constitutional Tribunal. In relation to the international criticism of the PiS government, he said that his party represents a different ideological stance than the European establishment. Kaczyński also claimed that there is a form of economical exploitation, from which Poland should gradually release itself.