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Coalition Tension in Poland: KO MP Attributes Trzaskowski's Defeat to New Party

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MP Artur Łącki held the coalition partner parties responsible for Trzaskowski's defeat.
The newly established Unia Centrum party was cited as the reason for splitting the voter base.
The development revealed the political tensions within Poland's ruling coalition.

Artur Łącki, a Member of Parliament from Poland's Koalicja Obywatelska (KO) party, launched harsh criticisms against the coalition partner parties. Łącki claimed that Rafał Trzaskowski lost the elections because the newly established Unia Centrum party split the voter base.

These statements brought to light the existing political tensions and disagreements within Poland's ruling coalition. It is claimed that the moves of the coalition partner parties directly affected the election results, particularly in the capital, Warsaw.