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MS TRUDEAU: Happy Friday, everyone. The legendary Richard Boucher, a spokesperson here at the department, once had a four-minute press brief. I don't think I'll make that today, but we're going to be pretty brief. I do have a few things at the top.
First, today, Poland's parliament approved new legislation regarding the constitutional tribunal. While the new law has addressed some Venice Commission recommendations regarding legislation passed last year that was later ruled unconstitutional, it impedes a compromise resolution to the seating of six judicial nominees.
At the NATO Summit, President Obama expressed concern over rule of law to President Duda and urged all parties to work together to sustain Poland's democratic institutions. The United States encourages Poland's authorities to promptly redress unresolved issues so Poland's democratic institutions and the system of checks and balances are fully functioning and respected.
Secondly, I'd just like to flag this morning we did release a fact sheet on the Olympics/Paralympics that's happening in Brazil. Especially for U.S. citizens traveling to Brazil for these games, we'd make sure you please register at travel.state.gov and take a look at that information. There's excellent resources.
Finally, one point on Albania. The United States congratulates the people of Albania on the passage of justice reform. This is a historic step forward for Albanian democracy. The unanimous approval of the reform is a strong statement of national unity. Albania's leaders have placed the country on the right side of justice and history and moved it further down the Euro-Atlantic path. This success belongs to Albania's people and civil society who never gave up their demands for change. The United States is committed to helping Albania implement this reform and ensure its success.
And we'll go to Abbie (...)
http://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/dpb/2016/07/260394.htm
ad vocemMS TRUDEAU: Happy Friday, everyone. The legendary Richard Boucher, a spokesperson here at the department, once had a four-minute press brief. I don't think I'll make that today, but we're going to be pretty brief. I do have a few things at the top.
First, today, Poland's parliament approved new legislation regarding the constitutional tribunal. While the new law has addressed some Venice Commission recommendations regarding legislation passed last year that was later ruled unconstitutional, it impedes a compromise resolution to the seating of six judicial nominees.
At the NATO Summit, President Obama expressed concern over rule of law to President Duda and urged all parties to work together to sustain Poland's democratic institutions. The United States encourages Poland's authorities to promptly redress unresolved issues so Poland's democratic institutions and the system of checks and balances are fully functioning and respected.
Secondly, I'd just like to flag this morning we did release a fact sheet on the Olympics/Paralympics that's happening in Brazil. Especially for U.S. citizens traveling to Brazil for these games, we'd make sure you please register at travel.state.gov and take a look at that information. There's excellent resources.
Finally, one point on Albania. The United States congratulates the people of Albania on the passage of justice reform. This is a historic step forward for Albanian democracy. The unanimous approval of the reform is a strong statement of national unity. Albania's leaders have placed the country on the right side of justice and history and moved it further down the Euro-Atlantic path. This success belongs to Albania's people and civil society who never gave up their demands for change. The United States is committed to helping Albania implement this reform and ensure its success.
And we'll go to Abbie (...)
http://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/dpb/2016/07/260394.htm
http://newsroom.salon24.pl/722080,departament-stanu-usa-i-ke-krytykuja-nowa-ustawe-o-tk-autorstwa-pis
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