Polish Prime Minister defends controversial laws

strasbourg - Poland has in no way violated European law. That said Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo Tuesday at the European Parliament in Strasbourg during a debate on two controversial laws that the Eastern European country recently assumed.

The European Commission proposed last week an investigation due to concerns over a new law that would limit the power and independence of the Constitutional Court. Also, a new media law which the Polish public broadcaster according to some gags, meets with concern in Brussels.

Vice Chairman of the commission Frans Timmermans spoke Tuesday of an impending,, systematic undermining of the rule of law '' in Poland. Premier Szydlo again spoke that.,, The core values ​​of Europe are inalienable for Poland, where we have always fought for. The constitution is sacred in Poland and which is also not violated. ''