"If I hadn't left the government a week ago, I would have left today"

On October 22, Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz announced her departure from Donald Tusk's government, surprising coalition members. Following her exit, she was removed from Poland 2050. She criticized the current state of the Constitutional Tribunal, suggesting it needs a reset to avoid further damage to the judiciary and the state. The situation escalated at the Tribunal after the suspension of its president and vice-president, leading to protests outside the building. Anna Korwin-Piotrowska was appointed as the new head of the Tribunal, prompting strong reactions from judges and politicians, as well as demonstrations by right-wing groups.