Polonia: Morawiecki non ottiene la fiducia in Parlamento

Spazio al leader pro-Ue Donald Tusk
epa11022605 Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki speaks on the floor of the Sejm, lower house of the Polish parliament, in Warsaw, Poland, 11 December 2023. Prime Minister Morawiecki on 11 December will present the agenda of the Council of Ministers with a motion for a vote of confidence. According to the Sejm website, the vote of confidence in Mateusz Morawiecki's government will be followed by a one and a half hour break, during which candidacies for the so-called Prime Minister will be submitted. A candidate for prime minister can be proposed by a group of at least 46 MPs. EPA/PAWEL SUPERNAK POLAND OUT
epa11022605 Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki speaks on the floor of the Sejm, lower house of the Polish parliament, in Warsaw, Poland, 11 December 2023. Prime Minister Morawiecki on 11 December will present the agenda of the Council of Ministers with a motion for a vote of confidence. According to the Sejm website, the vote of confidence in Mateusz Morawiecki's government will be followed by a one and a half hour break, during which candidacies for the so-called Prime Minister will be submitted. A candidate for prime minister can be proposed by a group of at least 46 MPs. EPA/PAWEL SUPERNAK POLAND OUT

VARSAVIA, 11 DIC - Il premier polacco incaricato Mateusz Morawiecki non ha ottenuto la fiducia in Parlamento per formare un nuovo governo. A questo punto la camera bassa, guidata da una maggioranza pro-Ue, con ogni probabilità conferirà al suo leader, Donald Tusk, l'incarico per un nuovo esecutivo. (ANSA).

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