Kreuner

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I hope you enjoy editing here and being a Wikipedian! Again, welcome! Liz ^{Read! Talk!} 05:55, 23 September 2024 (UTC)

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United Right (Poland)

Hi, in responce to your recent changes and comments in the United Right (Poland) article, I would like to confirm that United Right is no longer a parliamentary group, and actually it never formally included Law and Justice politicians. As explained in the article's lead section United Right comprised politicians of two much smaller parties, Poland Together (defunct; transformed into Agreement) and United Poland (later renamed Sovereign Poland; recently in autumn 2024 merged into PiS). The group existed between 2014 and 2015, while simultaneously Law and Justice parliamentary group was a thing ([1]). All three parties collaborated at the 2015 parliamentary election and in the aftermath formed a joint coalition government. In all settings PiS took a leading role, with the electoral list registered in 2015 as the Law and Justice party list, and then a coalition parliamentary group named Law and Justice. So from the legal and formal point of view an entity named United Right did not exist after 2015 election. HOWEVER, as mentioned in the article's lead, the label has since been used in colloquial speech by media and politicians to refer to the coalition led by PiS, which rulled from 2015 to 2023. Since the collapse of PiS government in 2023 and the absorbtion of firstly The Republicans, then Sovereign Poland, I have seen a decline in use of the the term, however that is my very subjective observation ;). Probably the most suitable solution here would be to split the article and create a separate one regarding the government coaltion of PiS with it's partners as it is in Polish Wikipedia (Zjednoczona Prawica (koalicja rządowa)). As for the current use of the term in regard to the PiS parliamentary group at the Sejm and related articles, in my opinion it is a great mistake which creates confusion, but I don't energy to argue and to reach the consensus... Chears! -- Antoni12345 (talk) 00:20, 26 November 2024 (UTC)