Tag: Roman Giertych

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After Giertych’s “Intervention” at the Supreme Court, a Scandal Erupts — Chief Justice Manowska Speaks Out

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“I believe he has tons of dirt on Tusk.” PiS MPs react to Giertych tapes

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“He was even prepared to use his own father” – PiS MP comments on new Giertych tapes

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New Tapes. Deputy Editor of Gazeta Wyborcza: “There’s Still Time Before the Elections, But These Things Must Be Done Immediately”

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Giertych–Kamiński Conversation: They Debated Who Should Receive a Letter Targeting PiS

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TV Republika reveals new tapes. What did Lis discuss with Giertych before the 2019 election?

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Giertych and the CBA File Complaints After TV Republika Publishes Tapes

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Giertych Praised Wrzosek Shortly After the Death of Barbara Skrzypek: “He Is a Graveyard Hyena”

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“Trzaskowski’s career ended with that sh*t in the Vistula.” — Giertych in conversation with Graś

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Tusk and Giertych tapes revealed. Behind the scenes of a dirty power game

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PKW’s Decision Doesn’t Suit Giertych, So the MP Tries to Bend Reality

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Did Giertych Record Tusk? “I Wouldn’t Be Surprised at All”

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Giertych Defeated by His Own Post. Will the PKW Investigate Votes Given to Gawłowski?

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Did Giertych Commit an Election Offence? Law-Enforcement Notified After Release of Tusk Tapes

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Błaszczak Reacts to Tusk Tapes: Contempt Is Their Trademark, 2014 Scandal Recalled

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Shocking Recordings Leave Poles Stunned — What Should the Prime Minister Do? ‘This Is the Core of Tusk’s Problem.’

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Giertych, a Central Figure in the Tape Scandal, Threatens a TV Republika Journalist with Legal Action — Gets a Response!

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Tusk Plans Minister of Vengeance: Roman Giertych May Lead the Prosecution Service