Poland’s interior minister faces state prosecutor over bugging scandal
Poland’s Interior Minister Bartlomiej Sienkiewicz presented his deposition to the state prosecutor’s office in relation to the June tape scandal and an alleged infringement of the independence of central bank NBP.
Sienkiewicz denied being sent to his meeting with NBP head Marek Belka by PM Donald Tusk and denied that a clandestine agreement on a potential monetary boost to the economy existed between the government and the central bank.
At issue is Poland’s wire-tapping affair which in June dominated the political discourse.
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