Tusk mocked the opposition after a banner appeared calling him a dictator

On November 6, during a speech by European Parliament President Roberta Metsola, members of the opposition Law and Justice Party (PiS) unfurled posters in the Sejm bearing the slogans “Tusk is a dictator” and accusing the government of attempting a coup d’état.

Mezola reacted ironically to the protest, saying, “Such is democracy.”

 Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk also joked about the opposition members’ behavior. “In a minute, they’ll start singing and selling watches,” he wrote on social media platform X.

Source: Polskie Radio

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