PiS calls for a new beginning or threatens new elections

Kaczynski admitted yesterday that more than one minister will go. "I think they may guess who it is, but they have not been informed officially yet," stated the Prime Minister, while an anonymous member of the government quoted by Rzeczpospolita said, "I would not expect any spectacular dismissals. There may be many changes, but these will be at the level of secretaries and undersecretaries of state." Kaczynski's government has already implemented its flagship projects, such as the Central Anticorruption Office and the reform of the military intelligence services, and now wants to begin reforms in such areas as education, health care or finance. Law and Justice (PiS) also wants to convince the public that it has contributed to Poland's economic success. "We want to use EU funds to the maximum for investments," stated Joachim Brudzinski from PiS. The implementation of the program requires smooth cooperation within the coalition. "Poland needs success. Either there will be cooperation within the coalition or we will have a general election," declared Brudzinski. (Rzeczpospolita, p. A4) E.B.