Ewa Stankiewicz
The first Conference Voice Free Europe in Warsaw. See the schedule!
12 November in Warsaw will host the convention bloggers journalists, NGO activists from 10 European countries at the working meeting. Broadcast of the conference can be seen at VFE in the Polish version. After the conference they will also be placed materials in English. Here is the speeches plan.
CONFERENCE, Warsaw 12-13 Nov. 2016
SATURDAY, 12.11.2016
9.00-9.20 Ewa Stankiewicz – Poland, Voice Free Europe as the idea, Conference as a tool and start. Opening, introducing the guests.
9.20-9.30 Eva Iszoro – Spain, Poland
9.30-9.40 Carmelo Jordá – Spain
9.40-9.50 Carlos Barrio – Spain
9.50 -10.00 Esperanza García González – Spain
10.00-10.10 Rudo Vitkovič – Czech Republic
10.10-10.20 Jonathan Price – USA, The Netherlands, England
10.20-10.30 Teresa Pakosz – Ukraine
10.30-10.40 Break
10.40-10.50 Dorota Kania – Poland
10.50-11.00 Aleksander Wierzejski – Poland
11.00-11.10 Krzysztof Karnkowski – Poland
11.10-11.20 Lidia Sokołowska – Cybart
11.20-11.30 Anna Emdenborg – Sweden
11.30-11.40 Adam Wesołowski – Sweden, Poland
11.40-11.50 Mykola Davydiuk – Ukraine
11.50-12.00 Nataliya Petrushko – Ukraine
12.00-12.10 Volodymyr Tsybulko – Ukraine
12.10-12.20 Filip Mazurczak – Poland, USA
12.20-12.30 Glenn Jorgensen – Denmark, Poland
12.30-12.40 Danuta Lemoyn – France, Poland
12.40-12.50 Clement Borioli France
13.00 -14.30 Lunch
14.30-14.40 Irakli Bokuchava – Georgia
14.40-14.50 Tinatin Mirtskhulava – Georgia
14.50-15.00 Maia Osepaishvili – Georgia
15.00-15.10 Marekh Tughushi – Georgia
15.10-15.20 Marta Moriconi – Italy
15.20-15.30 Zoltan Juhasz – Hungary
16.00-16.10 Break
16.10-19.00 Brainstorm, discussion, discussion of joint action
19.00 Supper – 20.30
20.30 – 21.30 Next door visit. Museum of Blessed Priest Jerzy Popiełuszko
21.30 – ? (optional for volunteers) continuation of brainstorming with the glass of wine 🙂
SUNDAY, 12.11.2016
7.00 Catholic mass
9.00-11.00 Voice Free Europe web portal discuss cooperation
The project cofinanced by The Ministery of Foreign Affairs of Republic of Poland.
Junker refuses to answer why the Commission now has interest in the Polish democracy, not during 8 years of violation by PO Government.
German interests in Poland have escalated during the former Polish primeminister Donald Tusk’s PO-lead government. About 90% of the media are now on German hands.
Many Polish citizens are asking: Is the EU commission’s sudden concern for the Polish democracy following the change in the Polish government grounded in a fear, that these German interests could be threatened?
Donald Tusk became the president of the European Union in nov. 2014 based on German support.
20.000 citizens have now signed support for the Polish government’s struggle for democracy.
Polish citizens and organisations are gathering further support to the Polish Government as a reaction towards the campaign against the new Polish government echoed in mainstream media and KOD in and outside Poland. Latest KOD announced they want to meet with some willing US senators in April.
KOD wanted to meet willing US Senators in the States, but No Senators came.

Instead they had to settle for representatives.
KOD planned to meet with some US senators in the beginning of April to brief them with KOD’s view of the development in Polish democracy, but had to settle for representatives as none came to meet them. Many citizens in Poland are unpleased by KOD’s action of defamation of Poland and wonder why the people behind KOD – including the many PO members – never took any actions during the eight years of criticisable elections under the former PO government. During the latest district elections in 2014 held by PO there were by the PO government’s own numbers more than 18.7% invalid votes. Some districts had more than 40% invalid votes and in another more than 130.000 more ballots were added! None of the KOD activists reacted, no European newspapers found this worth reporting. Now everybody seem to have interest in the changes in Poland. Some wonder if the main cause for the EU-commissions interest is related to the fear, that they might have to give up some of the 90% of the Polish media now on German hands.
The changes in the tribunal constitution are meant to reduce the tribunal constitutions possibilities to politicize as by the new law all the courts decisions must be with 2/3 majority. Still a big majority -9 of 15 – of the judges are elected by the former government.








