Polish minister Robert Telus, in a tense interview on TV Republika, denounced the sale of a key Central Communication Port (CPK) plot and accused political rivals of sabotage.
Telus’ TV Republika Interview
Polish minister Robert Telus appeared on TV Republika, criticizing the sale of a key plot for the Central Communication Port (CPK). He described the case as politically motivated and accused opponents of retaliation.
Challenges to the Sale Process
Telus said the sale was conducted procedurally and that he had no prior knowledge of it. He pledged opposition to the sale, stating his support for protecting Polish land, and warned that the deal was aimed at diverting attention from the Mercosur agreement.
Background of the 160‑Hectare Deal
According to reports, the Ministry of Agriculture approved the sale of 160 hectares of land to the Dawtona company’s vice‑president just before the 2023 transition of power. The land, originally owned by the National Agricultural Support Centre, is crucial for the CPK project. It sold for 22.8 million PLN, and the value could rise to up to 400 million PLN.
Party Suspension of Telus and Romanowski
On 27 October, a spokesperson for the Law and Justice Party announced that Robert Telus and Rafał Romanowski were suspended from party membership following the sale controversy. The suspension came after Telus requested that the issue be thoroughly investigated to prevent damage to the party and the country.