WARSAW, Poland — Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated Tuesday that parliament will maintain a confidence vote on his authorities on June 11.
He called for the vote after his political ally, the liberal Warsaw mayor, misplaced Poland’s weekend presidential election to conservative Karol Nawrocki.
Tusk’s authorities runs a lot of the day-to-day issues in Poland. It additionally exists individually from the presidency, however the president holds energy to veto legal guidelines, and Nawrocki’s win will make it extraordinarily tough for Tusk to press his pro-European agenda.
Tusk introduced the date of the arrogance vote at the beginning of a Cupboard assembly in Warsaw.
“We’re beginning the session in a brand new political actuality,” Tusk stated. “The political actuality is new, as a result of we’ve a brand new president. However the structure, our obligations and the expectations of residents haven’t modified. In Poland, the federal government guidelines, which is a superb obligation and honor.”
Nawrocki, who was supported by U.S. President Donald Trump, received 50.89% of votes in a good race towards Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski, who acquired 49.11%.
The race revealed deep divisions within the nation alongside the japanese flank of NATO and the European Union.