Stabilization pact looks to be dead as work to dissolve

The head of the PiS club, Przemysław Gosiewski confirmed yesterday that the parliament might begin works on the motion this Friday. It is, however, almost sure that this plan will not go through as it needs the support of 307 deputies, which is impossible taking into account the fact that Civic Platofrm (PO) officially rejects this idea. The leader of the League of Polish Families (LPR) Roman Giertych also confirmed yesterday that the stabilization pact is over. Also, the head of SelfDefense Andrzej Lepper understood the submission of the motion to dissolve the Sejm to be breaking off the stabilization pact. It now seems that the most probable scenario of the future of the domestic political scene is the formation of a coalition between PiS, Self-Defense and the Polish Peasants' Party (PSL) which would replace LPR. (Rzeczpospolita, p. A3) A.K.