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Marian Banaś, head of the Supreme Audit Office (NIK), has accused the Law and Justice government of spying, blackmail and intimidation after a state-run television channel broadcast secretly made recordings involving him.
Marian Banas, head of the Supreme Audit Office (NIK), must not take part in any political activity as excerpts of his conversation that was secretly recorded confirm his involvement in politics, the government spokesman has said.
The findings of the audit of state-owned media corporation Telewizja Polska SA (TVP) has shown "numerous irregularities", the Supreme Audit Office (NIK) has said.
Poland's Senate, the upper house of parliament, has stated that the purchase of the Israeli-made Pegasus software was illegal and that Poland's current legal system does not ensure effective control over special law-enforcement services.
Millions of zlotys from Poland's budget reserve are being used to finance “fat cats” close to the governing Law and Justice (PiS) party, MPs from Civic Platform (PO), the main opposition party, said on Wednesday.
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