Polish President Andrzej Duda Challenges Government's Spending Bill

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President Duda plans to veto and propose his own spending bill.

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Polish President Andrzej Duda said on Saturday he would veto the government's amended 2024 spending bill and propose his own, in a challenge to the ruling party's agenda.
Duda's decision comes as he intends to veto a spending bill that includes funds for public media and education reform.
The move follows accusations of biased reporting and propaganda transmission during the previous government's rule.

Poland's new government, led by Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, was sworn in on Monday and is composed of young experts.

Prime Minister Morawiecki's government faced a confidence vote on Monday, resulting in the end of his national rule.

The management of Polish public television, radio, and state news agency PAP has been dismissed, with critics claiming the presence of a biased news channel.

The new government in Poland has taken steps to gain control over the country's publicly owned television, radio, and news agency.

New Prime Minister Donald Tusk's government was sworn in by Poland's president on Wednesday, marking the final step in the transition.

Donald Tusk and his Cabinet members have officially assumed office after being sworn in by the country's president.

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