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December 13th, 2018
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said in Brussels on Thursday that the changes in the law on the Supreme Court are a sign of Poland's extended hand, its readiness to dialogue and compromise with the European Commission (EC). Prime Minister Morawiecki is in Brussels to attend an EU summit. "It's taking a very long time for the EC to analyse a simple four-page law. We have explained that we introduced some changes in April and May. They show our extended hand, our readiness to dialogue, to compromise," Morawiecki told reporters. EC Vice-President Frans Timmermans said that the Article 7 procedure could not be dropped unless all matters regarding the rule of law in Poland had been settled.
PAP
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