The Economist strongly criticizes the Polish government
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In the latest issue of The Economist weekly, the most important economic weekly in the world, in the Charlemagne column, summarizes its readers about the current events on the front of the conflict over the rule of law between Poland and the institutions of the European Union. It also describes the judgment of the CJEU of February 16 admitting the so-called rule of law mechanism when deciding on the payment of EU funds.
The weekly summarizes its text as follows: It may be difficult for the populist government in Poland to get parliament to support concessions. Critics consider the funds insufficient; The Commission seems confident it can force even bigger concessions. Poland may remain rebellious. But the Eurocrats in Brussels look much more powerful than before. Europe is using newfound powers to bring Poland into line, the column said.
