Po co to było Nawrockiemu?

The generals failed to convince Karol Nawrocki to sign the bill introducing the SAFE program. The government is calling it a national betrayal, while the president argues that they and the president of the National Bank of Poland (NBP) presented a more financially viable solution, the "Polish 0% Safe." Have Karol Nawrocki and Adam Glapiński really found a magic formula for cost-free billions for defense? Will Plan B, the implementation of which the government has been announcing for weeks, lead to the loss of some of the funds negotiated with the European Commission? In today's episode, we also seek answers to the question of why the president decided to oppose the military's will. And will the right-wing electorate buy the story that opposing cheap European credit is truly a defense of sovereignty. -- OKO.press is financed primarily by reader donations. Thanks to you, we can work – track, search, ask questions, verify, describe, compare – and never give up. 👁‍🗨 Are you reading OKO? Donate to OKO 👉 https://oko.press/wesprzyj OKO Citizen Control Center Foundation 92 1160 2202 0000 0003 0434 1595 Bank Millennium Madalińskiego Street 67B/38 02-549 Warsaw Thank you! Do you support OKO.press with a monthly donation? Join the "Your Neighborhood" group, where you can chat with other readers, have direct access to people from the editorial team, and watch "Polityczny PLUS" (Political PLUS), additional content available exclusively to donors ➡   / 750410339317905   00:00-01:31 Introduction 01:32-04:58 Nawrocki's meeting with generals 05:49-09:20 What did PiS gain from opposing SAFE? 09:21-16:50 Politicization of the SAFE program 16:51-25:51 What will happen to SAFE in the event of a right-wing government? 25:52-32:34 Consequences of changes to SAFE 32:35-42:19 The NBP and the president's alternative 42:20-49:41 What's next for the bill? 49:42-50:30 Ending