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KRAKOW

Cracow. Political dispute over the city council. It is still unknown what you did to the PO

Sugar Mizzy January 16, 2022

  • So far, the members of the PO, in a gesture of solidarity with another with the position of Dominik Jaśkowiec, have not put any candidate to the presidium
  • – As a website, to be able to have time to be able to perform activities, how to conduct activities at the council level Therefore, consider whether we want to have a vice, and if so, who would be it – commented Szczęsny Filipiak, chairman of the Krakow PO
  • – We would have managed without a PO representative. Personally, however, I believe that such a large club as Platforma, which should have a representative in the presidium – admitted Rafał Komarewicz, the new chairman of the Krakow City Council
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– We are waiting for from the PO with regard to her candidate for the vice-side. I understand that the Platform needed some time to get the Krakow hearing – to the committees of the newly created City Council (RMK) Rafał Komarewicza.

Politician for improving from PO Dominik Jaśkowiec, diabetic during Monday’s extraordinary session. Komarewicz is the first local government official in Krakow equal to Szymon Hołownia in 2050, and RMK – the Presidential Friendly Krakow ball.

The members of the Civic Platform, in a gesture of solidarity with Jaśkowiec, do not place any channel to the presidium. It is possible to have 2 sessions, but can be used. The next deadline is February 16.

Komarewicz on Sunday even wired, if you want to access the hybrid system, he could be vice-versa with selected supplier list if you want to do it to access only your supplier.

– they only talked about radnigoja on the hybrid vice, while they told, in order to be valid, the choice – additional. – However, if the councilors come to the conclusion that this is not the appropriate form and ask for an extraordinary session, I will convene it – added Komarewicz.

The politics that truth council could function without filling this position, to art for presenting the presidium meaning more work. – Of course, more or less the presidency means more work for people. ours, we would have managed also without a PO representative. Personally, however, I think that such a large club as the Civic Platform should have a representative in the presidium – admitted Komarewicz.

The messages from the existing Platform structures show that they are available in the system on the spot. Szczęsny Filipiak, the chairman of a Krakow employee, who named the worker they asked for a job, doing the work necessary for the job.

– In this way, as a part, we give ourselves time, in much the same way that cooperation at the local community level can be applied. Therefore, do we want to have a vice, and if so, who would it be – said Filipiak.

He noted that the keys to his formation are now in the place where there is a situation where there is a continued liquidity with Jacek Majchrowski and his club. – It is not like the transfer that our party is offended. and the subsequent change from the fact that there will be a change in the Monday change (to a given origin), it is not a change, the introduction should be made hasty decisions – the head of the Krakow PO.

– If there is no way to inform, by people, with the same time, we, in agreement for years, including our coalition partner, i.e. modern councilors, that ours will exist, to have some reflection on what we want to do with it – Filipiak summed up.

Dispute in the city council

From the annals, commentators talk about the dispute between the councilors, PO and Majchrowski, which is to result from the coalition agreement between the order at the beginning of the RMK term of office. According to the content, volt, that is until June last year. The chairman of the council was supposed to be Jaśkowiec from the PO, and during the functional part this function was performed by the councilor of Friendly Krakow.

However, on Tuesday, January 11, there was a political earthquake investigation. The councilors of president Jacek Majchrowski, who controlled PiS and the modern one, changed the presidium of the council and deprived the Civic Platform of an important position, and pushed the club to the sidelines for some time. A man of Szymon Hołownia took over power in the council.

Despite the joint vote by PiS and the contemporary and common people of Jacek Majchrowski, one cannot talk about common coordinations, but rather many common interests. Already in the past of the Krakow council, it happened that the right-wing councilors voted in the same way as the president’s councilors despite opposition from the PO.

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