Former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki publicly called for protests during a meeting with residents in Wrocław’s Jagodno district. He questioned the lack of current demonstrations from trade unions, recalling a time when he claims they were more active during his premiership. Morawiecki sharply criticized the current Polish government, labeling the existing system as “Tuskism,” and urged citizens to “fight against the bad government.” The choice of Jagodno as the location for his speech was deliberate, as it represents a significant victory for the opposition in the 2023 elections. His statements signal a renewed attempt to mobilize opposition to the current administration. The gathering highlighted lingering political divisions within Poland.