Pressing times for PiS

11th November 2011

Ziobro has been given his marching orders from Law and Justice

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Law and Justice was plunged into turmoil this week after long time party member and deputy president Zbigniew Ziobro was sacked along with two other MEPs.

Mr Ziobro was reportedly relieved from his post for refusing to appear before a disciplinary committee over his recent comments that Law and Justice (PiS) either becomes a party that “could govern itself” or runs the risk of splitting into two factions.

In another blow for PiS, a group of party rebels, 16 MPs and one senator, have chosen to make their voices heard by siding with the former deputy president.

It appears now that suggestion has become a reality as the breakaway faction announced it would form a new parliamentary g ...

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