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[00:00:08] parliamentary center, which was established after the split in Poland
[00:00:12] 2050.
[00:00:15] Senator, former Minister of Justice Adam Bodynar in the hot seat, former
[00:00:19] Attorney General in the program 100 questions to, on TVP
[00:00:23] info, told about his greatest success and greatest failure
[00:00:27] as the head of the Ministry of Justice.
[00:00:30] When it comes to successes, I did a lot at the very beginning to
[00:00:33] unblock funds from the National
[00:00:36] Reconstruction Plan and to convince the European Commission to
[00:00:40] make this decision, it was not at all simple and obvious, but as
[00:00:44] for the failure, I
[00:00:46] think, maybe differently, I will not cover my head with ashes, that
[00:00:50] I don't know, the settlements did not go as they should, but perhaps
[00:00:53] I talked about it a bit badly or insufficiently,
[00:00:57] maybe insufficiently...
[00:01:00] I managed to convince public opinion that they just have to go
[00:01:03] at such a pace, because otherwise it is not possible for
[00:01:07] settlements to be simply in accordance with the law and
[00:02:07] that they will talk about now, important things are happening all over Poland,
[00:02:11] but not only in Poland, because right now
[00:02:14] we will move to the Czech Republic, in Czech Ostrava, at the NATO forces demonstrations
[00:02:18] is Małgorzata Kornaga,
[00:02:21] Małgosia, good morning, please
[00:02:24] tell us how this
[00:02:27] next day of demonstrations will look like. It will be possible to
[00:02:30] see, because, as I understand, the attendance as far as
[00:02:34] visitors are concerned is
[00:02:35] enormous.
[00:02:39] Yes, that's true, indeed, tens of thousands of people come here to Czech Ostrava every year for NATO Days, the record is
[00:02:43] supposedly 2,000 people in one
[00:02:46] weekend. I'm not surprised, dear ladies and gentlemen, because here the start is after
[00:02:49] 8:00, but there are already plenty of attractions,
[00:02:53] the first crews are arriving, who will present military
[00:02:56] machines, those that drive on land and those that fly high
[00:03:00] above, among others, beautiful aerial acrobatics shows
[00:03:03] of NATO troops, here a beautiful transport
[00:03:06] aircraft, these huge machines arouse the greatest admiration, soldiers very
[00:03:10] eagerly tell stories, talk, it will be possible to
[00:03:13] enter inside, fans of military, but not only those who want
[00:03:16] to know how the NATO army presents itself, well, in times of
[00:03:19] threats, it is known, on the one hand there is excitement, adrenaline, but on the other
[00:03:23] hand such great humility, let's remember that peace is not given to us once and for
[00:03:26] all, and in times of conflicts around the world, indeed, the number of
[00:03:30] people who want to see up close what means, what
[00:03:33] technology, what capabilities
[00:03:36] the countries of the North Atlantic Alliance can
[00:03:39] boast of, however, from the attractions at
[00:03:42] 8:30 black devils, i.e. parachutists
[00:03:46] of the Belgian army, they will present themselves here in the Czech
[00:03:49] sky, I also mentioned helicopters, for example, of the German army, well, these shows always make a very
[00:03:53] big impression, the nh90 for example will be presented here, there will be
[00:03:56] Italian spartans, I probably won't even have time to list all of them, dear.
[00:04:02] There is a special application, you can download it if you come here, I warn you,
[00:04:05] traffic jams at the entrance, you have to wait your turn, but it's really worth seeing, it's worth
[00:04:09] coming, especially since it's a free event,
[00:04:12] of course there will also be Polish soldiers, our special
[00:04:15] unit Agat from Gliwice, it will together with the Czech hosts
[00:04:18] present a demonstration of rescuing a parried person, there
[00:04:22] in the background behind the tents German
[00:04:24] planes, precisely German
[00:04:28] air force here, millennium, a powerful transport
[00:04:31] plane, dear ladies and gentlemen, I think I will become an expert on
[00:04:35] planes here, but indeed, whichever crew, whichever
[00:04:38] soldiers you approach, they very eagerly tell stories, we asked, despite
[00:04:42] the language barrier actually disappears, these are representatives of
[00:04:45] various NATO countries, actually even in Polish, if you just drive
[00:04:49] a few dozen kilometers across the Czech border, to take part in
[00:04:52] such an unusual event, the biggest security
[00:04:55] show in Europe, well, the name obliges, and
[00:04:58] the organizers for over 20 years have been proving that it is indeed
[00:05:02] worth covering this distance to see it all up
[00:05:33] a very important matter concerning the wallets of Poles,
[00:05:37] the government wants to fight high fuel prices, the Sejm for the second
[00:05:41] time passed the act:
[00:05:57] because it referred it to the Constitutional Tribunal, in short, it will not come into force, Sylwia Cybulska is in Poznań, who deals with this topic. Sylwia, good morning, please
[00:06:01] tell us about this mechanism, how these new regulations
[00:06:04] would translate into lower fuel prices at
[00:06:07] stations.
[00:06:13] ruling party, this new tax was supposed to bring 4
[00:06:15] billion zlotys into the budget,
[00:06:19] and exactly these funds were to be allocated to
[00:06:22] the next installment of the "Lower Fuel Prices"
[00:06:26] program, thanks to which at stations we would pay
[00:06:29] less, and the rates, as we all know, are very
[00:06:33] high at this gasoline station, in front of which we are in
[00:06:36] Poznań, for a liter of 95 you have to pay
[00:06:40] 7.99 PLN.
[00:06:42] As for diesel, it is exactly one
[00:06:45] zloty more expensive, and this program
[00:06:48] was supposed to lower these prices, but now, as for
[00:06:52] the government's concept,
[00:06:55] it went to the Senate, then it is supposed to go
[00:06:59] to the President's desk, but we already know that Karol Nawrocki
[00:07:02] submitted his own version of the
[00:07:06] bill to the Sejm, which is to result in lower
[00:07:10] fuel prices, it assumes, among other things, the possibility of
[00:07:13] administrative regulation of profit
[00:07:16] margins and the temporary liquidation of
[00:07:19] the fuel sales tax, but here the criticism primarily from
[00:07:23] analysts, they state that in a situation where
[00:07:27] we have a very unstable situation on world
[00:07:30] markets, when crude oil is scarce,
[00:07:34] many representatives of fuel
[00:07:37] companies may resign from
[00:07:40] sending raw materials
[00:07:42] to Poland, because it simply will not be profitable for them,
[00:07:46] what will be the further fate of the government's project, well, that is not
[00:07:50] known yet, the ruling party emphasizes
[00:07:53] that the entire project is to be processed lightning fast
[00:07:57] in the Senate, so that it would also quickly land on the President's
[00:08:00] desk,
[00:08:02] let's remember once again that the President blocked
[00:08:06] the first act, what he will do with the second one, we will wait,
[00:08:09] drivers are of course waiting for all this.
[00:08:13] Thank you very much, and now a brief comment from politicians on
[00:08:15] the actions concerning the act on
[00:08:18] excessive profits of fuel
[00:08:21] companies. If the president wants
[00:08:24] to stand on the side of all citizens, he signs
[00:08:28] our law, we are implementing the "Lower Fuel Prices" program,
[00:08:31] we are setting an upper price limit for diesel and for
[00:08:35] gasoline, we are lowering VAT, we are lowering excise duty, because we have
[00:08:38] additional money for this in the budget.
[00:08:43] the adoption of such a solution is not possible, they are trying again, because they do not
[00:08:47] want to introduce fuel price reductions, they know that they are proposing
[00:08:51] unconstitutional solutions,
[00:08:54] Poland should have solutions that
[00:08:57] enable assistance to drivers in
[00:09:00] purchasing cheaper fuel, hence the government prepared the CPN program, it would like to
[00:09:04] continue it, but Karol Nawrocki is blocking these
[00:09:07] funds,
[00:09:09] and in the morning it's time for another topic, we are telling
[00:09:12] you, actually Maks from Dybiska is telling you
[00:09:16] that the Vistula has a very low water level, and
[00:09:19] now we will also talk about this,
[00:09:23] but in a slightly different context, the low water level in Lake Czorsztyn
[00:09:26] revealed the bottom
[00:09:29] of the former village of Stare Maniowy, such an unusual sight
[00:09:32] attracts tourists, Katarzyna Drzewiecka, whom you see now,
[00:09:36] Kasia, good morning, is in a place where no one
[00:09:40] should be, because normally there should be
[00:09:43] a lake there, but the water level makes it
[00:09:47] look like it does, it looks
[00:09:49] a bit lunar, a bit deserted, although around
[00:09:53] there is a little water, so Kasia, let's also show how
[00:09:56] it looks what is around you on the left, on
[00:09:59] the right side and we ask for your report.