Sovereign Poland in coalition
Wójcik stressed that although Sovereign Poland is part of the Law and Justice parliamentary club, it functions as a separate political entity. In his view, the current attacks on the PiS government and accusations, such as in the case of the Government Agency for Strategic Reserves, are part of a broader political campaign aimed at weakening the government.
Arrest of Michał K. and actions of the Public Prosecutor’s Office
The conversation also touched on the detention of Michał K., which, according to Wójcik, was carried out improperly. He pointed out that Michał K. had been at the disposal of the investigating authorities for many months and that the acceleration of the prosecutor’s actions when he went on vacation raised doubts about his real intentions. He stressed that this situation could be treated as political, which could influence the British court’s decisions regarding extradition.
Problems in the justice system
Wójcik strongly criticized the current actions of the prosecutor’s office, describing them as a political tool used to destroy the opposition. The conversation also touched on the issue of promotions in the judiciary, which, according to Wójcik, were not as radical during the PiS government as they are now.
Personnel problems in state-owned enterprises
One of the main topics of the conversation was the human resources policy in the State Treasury companies. Wójcik admitted that this is an area that has been devastating Polish public life for years, and that his party’s biggest mistake was the insufficient depoliticization of these companies. He noted that each government that comes to power conducts its own personnel policy, which in his opinion should be changed through political consensus.
Presidential elections
Wójcik also referred to the upcoming presidential elections, stressing that the United Right still has time to present its candidate. Speculation about who it could be is, in his opinion, premature.
The conversation with Michał Wójcik showed his critical approach to the current activities of the Prosecutor’s Office and human resources policy in Poland. Wójcik, as a representative of Sovereign Poland, tried to defend his party’s actions, while emphasizing the need for reforms in key areas of the functioning of the state. Regarding the upcoming presidential elections, the politician remained cautious, avoiding clear statements.
