PiS Faces Rift as 30+ MPs Defy Loyalty Pledge
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More than 30 MPs from Poland's main opposition party PiS, aligned with Mateusz Morawiecki, refuse to sign a loyalty pledge and face expulsion, signaling a potential split as Development Plus members seek to keep an independent bloc; Morawiecki claims a larger faction supports him, while PiS frames the move as a threat to party unity and the right ahead of the 2027 elections.
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