Prime Minister's campaign promises lag

The Prime Minister, who has led the government for three years, is finding it difficult to fulfill the promises made during his campaign. Many of these commitments are aimed at reforming institutions that are currently controlled by the ultraconservative PiS party.

Ultraconservative control remains strong

The PiS party, known for its strict conservative policies, continues to hold significant influence over key institutions. This has made it challenging for the Prime Minister to push through the reforms he promised during his election campaign.

President faces blame for delays

Delays in implementing reforms have been partly attributed to the president, who is seen as having a close relationship with the PiS party. This has led to criticism that the president is hindering the government's efforts to liberalize the country's institutions.

Coalition struggles with unity

The Prime Minister’s coalition government is also facing internal challenges due to its diverse composition. The lack of unity among coalition members is making it harder to pass legislation and implement the promised reforms effectively.