Tusk: fuel prices would be even lower without Nawrocki — CPN programme relaunched

Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the relaunch of the CPN programme, which reduces VAT on fuel through the end of the summer holidays. Tusk stated that prices would have been lower and the reduction would have lasted until the year's end, had it not been for opposition from President Karol Nawrocki. The PM accused the president of siding with fuel companies rather than citizens.

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