Correspondent in Brussels
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What did we get?"
To put it bluntly, not much!
It is in these terms that the Belgian Prime Minister, Alexander de Croo, summed up the exchanges that had Thursday evening October 21, in Brussels, the European leaders with their Polish counterpart, Mateusz Morawiecki.
In fact, there is no tangible result at this stage.
At least the Twenty-Seven will have been able, as they had rarely done before, to talk about the rule of law and the importance they place on it.
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The leaders were awaiting the explanations of the Polish Prime Minister on the decision of the Polish Constitutional Court calling into question the primacy of Union law and, more broadly, on the methodical unraveling of the independence of the judiciary in the country since the arrival. in power, in 2015, of the PiS party.
The discussion lasted a little over two hours in a "
serious
" and "
concerned
"
atmosphere
according to several sources.
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Contrary to what Charles may say
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