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Poland's post-election political scene [4080]
Morawiecki's presentation
Poland's previous government wasted PLN 340 billion of taxpayers' money, Prime Minister Beata Szydło said on Wednesday in a report to parliament. She added: "The wasted" money could have gone to provide family benefits, 5,000 newly-built kindergartens, 250 new hospitals and 1,500 km of motorways. "The opportunities and possibilities that you denied Poles cannot be calculated... this money was just wasted".
Treasury Minister Dawid Jackiewicz accused the previous government of "seven deadly sins in the management of public assets: greed, mismanagement, extravagance, breaking procedures, using companies for political purposes, and action against the state's interests."
One after another the ministers presented the errors, failings and irrregularities of the PO-PSL regime. Rather than explain or apologise, PO leader Grzegorz Schetnya dimissed the scathing charges as "bad cabaret".