Politics In Brief: Opinion poll on the gov't; Wujek mine case; KPN leader

According to an OBOP opinion poll almost 75% of the public have a negative opinion of Leszek Miller's government and almost half thinks that the Prime Minister is not properly fulfilling his duties. These are the worse results for the Prime Minister and his Cabinet since the beginning of their term of office. (Rzeczpospolita, p. A5) ... On Friday the Court of Appeal in K atowice will announce its verdict on the trial of the pacification of miners strike in the Wujek and Manifest Lipcowy coal mines during marshall law. The trial on the murder of nine miners during the pacification by ZOMO riot police is likely to be reopened for the third time. (Rzeczpospolita, p. A6) ... Leszek Moczulski, the leader of Independent Poland Confederation (KPN) during a hearing on his political past, yesterday claimed that all evidence on his alleged communist links were prepared by communist secret services to discredit him. (Rzeczpospolita, p. A6) P.W.