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PiS supporters besiege Poland's Constitutional Court; police intervene
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Hundreds of demonstrators besieged Poland's Constitutional Court in Warsaw, prompting police intervention, according to a WELT report. The protest stems from a dispute between right-wing conservative President Nawrocki and the center-left government of Prime Minister Donald Tusk over the court's future composition. The report states that under Tusk, the court is to be restructured in terms of personnel. No further details on injuries, arrests, or the outcome of the police action were provided in the source text.
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Hundreds of demonstrators are besieging the Constitutional Court in Warsaw. The backdrop is the dispute between the right-wing conservative President Nawrocki and the centre-left government of Donald Tusk over the future composition of the court. Under Tusk, the court is to be restructured in terms of its personnel.
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