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Adrian Zandberg: Morawiecki allies will also face questions over Zondacrypto lobbying

From Rzeczpospolita · () Polish

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  • Razem leader Adrian Zandberg said Mateusz Morawieckiโ€™s allies should also face questions about alleged lobbying linked to Zondacrypto.
  • Zandberg backed Morawieckiโ€™s proposal to establish an investigative commission into the case.
  • He said separating the justice minister and prosecutor general would not prevent additional scrutiny of the alleged lobbying and those who helped the alleged fraudsters.

Questions about alleged lobbying connected to Zondacrypto should not stop with one political camp, Adrian Zandberg argues. The Razem leader says people associated with Mateusz Morawiecki will also have to answer questions.

Zandberg supported Morawieckiโ€™s motion to establish an investigative commission into Zondacrypto. He described the commission as an additional tool for examining how cryptocurrency lobbying operated and who helped the alleged fraudsters.

The offices of justice minister and prosecutor general remain combined. In Zandbergโ€™s view, that makes further scrutiny through a parliamentary commission useful.

The offices of the justice minister and prosecutor general have still not been separated. An additional tool to clarify how cryptocurrency lobbying worked and who helped the fraudsters therefore cannot hurt.

· Adrian ZandbergZandberg explains why he supported a motion to establish an investigative commission into Zondacrypto.
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Originally published by Rzeczpospolita in Polish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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