PiS plans to mount attack on Tusk's unfulfilled promises
Law and Justice (PiS), the largest opposition party, wants to evaluate the ruling of PM Donald Tusk and the PO-PSL coalition and reveal all the unrealized promises. "We will show all the promises made by Tusk during his expose as well as during the celebration of 100 days in office. We have counted well over 100 unrealized promises," declared the head of the PiS parliamentary club Przemysław Gosiewski.
Moreover, PiS hopes to gain support from the left wing in issues related to social policies and plan to blame PO for the increasing prices. It will propose solutions that are to make life easier for the least wealthy.
Tusk will also come under fire from the trade unions at the beginning of September as a number of different sectors plan to organize strong protests against the government.
Source: Dziennik (A.K.)
Moreover, PiS hopes to gain support from the left wing in issues related to social policies and plan to blame PO for the increasing prices. It will propose solutions that are to make life easier for the least wealthy.
Tusk will also come under fire from the trade unions at the beginning of September as a number of different sectors plan to organize strong protests against the government.
Source: Dziennik (A.K.)
