EU chief says Polish laws should be applied to unlock funds |
KIRUNA, Sweden, 13 january (Reuters) – European Union of Poland court The latest changes to the system are only new law will assess whether it can unlock billions of EU aid once fully implemented, Europe The head of the commission said on Friday.
Ursula von der Leyen, Lower House of the Polish Parliament court after adopting the new law, he spoke about it law has already won initial support from the Brussels-based Commission, the EU executive that holds the money.
But Poland judge splits in his camp mean that the new law The final fate of the project is still uncertain, because it is still of parliament it must be accepted in the upper chamber and have the support of the president.
“Changes must be made,” von der Leyen said at a press conference in Sweden when asked about Poland. “It will cause a charge.”
“But first, implementation and legal solutions must be found by Poland itself.”
The EU’s stimulus package to help economies recover from the pandemic crisis will take place this autumn national 35.4 for Poland, where elections are planned billion euro (38.3 billion dollars) It is planned to.
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Reporting by Jan Strupczewski, writing by Gabriela Baczynska; Edited by Philip Blenkinsop
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2023-01-14 05:06:39
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