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Talks between Poland's governing parties inconclusive
Published in Saudi Press Agency on 30 - 07 - 2007

Coalition talks among the three parties in Poland's
right-wing conservative governing coalition aimed at resolving
difference that could trigger an autumn election proved inconclusive
Monday, according to dpa.
However, Krzysztof Tchorzewski, a party official from the senior
Law and Justice (PiS) coalition leader, was quoted as saying the
"meeting gave hope the coalition could still exist."
Talks are expected to continue, but a time-frame was not
mentioned.
The future of the government led by Prime Minister Jaroslaw
Kaczynski's conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party was thrown into
doubt three weeks ago when Kaczynski axed coalition partner Andrzej
Lepper from the post of deputy prime minister and agriculture
minister over allegations of corruption.
Leader of the populist Samoobrona farmers' party, Lepper insists
he is innocent and that Poland's Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA) tried
to frame him in order to politically destroy him and his Samoobrona
party.
He has called for a special parliamentary committee to investigate
the activities of the CBA which he claims is being used as a
political police force.
Kaczynski stipulated a list of conditions that the PiS's junior
coalition partners must accept in order for the coalition to continue
and thus avoid an early election.
One of Kaczynski's key conditions is that Lepper drop his demand
for a parliamentary commission to investigate the CBA operation which
led to his dismissal.
Lepper and third coalition partner the Catholic-nationalist League
of Polish Families (LPR) have also forwarded a list of conditions for
continued co-operation in government consisting primarily of demands
to fill senior government posts with their party colleagues.
In keeping with a tactic he has used extensively since becoming
prime minister a year ago, observers note Kaczynski has threatened
early elections to keep Lepper's populist Samoobrona farmers' party
and the League of Polish Families (LPR) junior coalition partner in
line with PiS's wishes.
Both Samoobrona and LPR are marginally popular and risk falling
under the 5-per-cent voter threshold required to enter parliament in
a fresh ballot.
Lepper has refused to pull his party out of power despite being
axed from his senior posts.
He and Roman Giertych, the controversial leader of the Catholic-
nationalist LPR, recently announced they intend to campaign together
as Liga and Samoobrona (LiS) should Kaczynski force an early ballot.
The acronym LiS means "fox" in Polish.
Kaczynski's PiS came to power in late 2005 after a narrow victory
over the liberal Civic Platform. Poland's next regularly scheduled
election is in the autumn of 2009.
Current opinion polls show the opposition would likely win an
early election should one be called.


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