VOICED : Families divided as Poland exhumes victims of 2010 crash

The transcript discusses the 2010 plane crash in Russia that killed Poland's president and others. Initial investigations blamed human error and bad weather, but the current government, led by Jaroslaw Kaczynski, has rejected these findings and ordered a new investigation. The decision to exhume victims' remains has divided families, with some seeing it as necessary for legal reasons and others opposing it. Political tensions are high, with accusations against EU President Donald Tusk and the use of exhumations as political leverage. Despite efforts, no new evidence has been found to suggest the crash was anything other than an accident.

What concerns did families of the crash victims express about the exhumation of their relatives?

What political implications did the crash investigation have for the current government in Poland?