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Viktor Sudnik
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Nov 5, 2026
Poland Crisis Continues
13:28

Elaine MullallyHOST
How does it end, Victor? How is this going to be resolved? Because we have two parties.
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13:38Viktor SudnikGUEST
First of all, let me say that surely, I mean, the Prime Minister formed a coalition government, which is why He is the prime minister, right? But as Anna was saying in the beginning, he did not win the elections.
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13:57Viktor SudnikGUEST
The major, the biggest conservative party won the elections, but they couldn't form the government.
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14:07Viktor SudnikGUEST
pretty much everyone against them, which led us to this very moment in history.
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14:13Viktor SudnikGUEST
And it's not even about having the legitimacy to do so, because he doesn't have any legitimacy even to push his reforms.
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14:29Viktor SudnikGUEST
He's having troubles to push even bills through the parliament, because his government is not that stable as well.