The party court of the Confederation decided to expel the member of parliament Grzegorz Braun from the party. This refers to the loss of positions held by party leaders, including members of the Council, said the director of the party’s press office, Michal Urbaniak.
“The party court of the Confederation decided to remove Grzegorz Braun from the list of members of the Confederation of Freedom and Independence, which is closely related to his loss of positions in the party, including the member of the Council of Leaders,” said Michal Urbaniak. director of the press office of the confederation, the statement said.
The leader of the party, Deputy Speaker of the Seimas, Krzysztof Bosak, announced on Thursday that the request for dismissal of Grzegorz Braun from the group will be submitted to the party court. This happened after Brown announced his candidacy for the presidency. The official candidate of the Confederation is MP Slawomir Mentzen.
On Friday evening, Member of Parliament Bartlomy Pejo announced that the party court had decided to remove Grzegorz Braun from the list of members of the Confederation. This information was confirmed by the director of the press office of the Confederation Michal Urbaniak in a statement.
Grzegorz BraunPAP/Paweł Supernak
Brown announces his participation in the presidential election
Mentzen said Thursday that the news of Brown’s run for president was received “by surprise” in the group, which he said would mean Brown’s departure from the Confederacy.
– The point is that we are breaking up. From now on, we will act separately from the political point of view, said Mentzen. He assured that the Confederation would “move forward” and maintain unity, while being “an alternative to the current system”.
On Wednesday evening, Brown announced on the website “Sprawki” that he will participate in this year’s presidential elections. As he later stated, “The Confederation of the Polish Crown (a joint member of the Confederation of which Brown is the head – ed.) is fully capable of playing the center of crystallization and usefully playing the role of a political tool for it. a much broader understanding of Polish law”.
Main photo source: PAP/Paweł Supernak
