Conservative Party (Czech Republic)

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The Conservative Party (Czech: Konzervativní strana), abbreviated to KONS, is a small centre-right political party in the Czech Republic. The party opposes socialism, and advocates economic liberalism and reduction of taxes and public spending.

Founded in 1990, the party merged with the Union Republicans in 1993, and the Party of Conservative Accord in 2001.

• 1990-1993 - Dr. Ganzwohl
• 1993-2008 - Dr. Fořt
• 2008–present - Dr. Kubalčík

• Official website