On Saturday, Bolesławiec hosted a former Law and Justice minister who served as head of the Chancellery of Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki. Among other things, he visited the construction site of a new stadium. However, there were no voters at the meeting—only the former minister and someone from his side, President Piotr Roman, a local television station, and a representative of the stadium contractor.
The president appeared in a promotional video for the former minister, praised him, and wished him success in the elections to the European Parliament.
Let us recall that Michał Dworczyk is associated with the email scandal. Emails concerning Polish state affairs were leaked from his mailbox.
A year ago, the prosecutor’s office decided to launch an investigation into suspicions that state secrets, including those protected by the highest “top secret” classification, had been disclosed in email correspondence exchanged by Minister Michał Dworczyk and his adviser for defense affairs.
Recently, former head of the Chancellery of the Prime Minister Michał Dworczyk was questioned by the investigative committee on the postal vote. He maintained that during the Law and Justice government he had not been fully aware of the actions of the Ministry of Justice. He shifted responsibility onto the coalition partner.