Partija „Laisvė ir teisingumas“
Freedom and Justice Party
Freedom and Justice Party
European Parliament Group
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The party's foundation rests on the synergy of individual liberty and unwavering rule of law. Its worldview is shaped by the conviction that a free market and private property form the bedrock of prosperity, while a strong state must guarantee security and social justice. It champions a humanistic yet value-conservative view of humanity, emphasizing personal responsibility while considering national identity and the traditional family as stabilizing pillars of society.
The agenda focuses on easing the burden on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), reducing bureaucracy, and fostering local businesses. The party primarily targets small business owners, families, and citizens in non-metropolitan regions who demand efficient administration. In social policy, it advocates for targeted support rather than a blanket approach, while in security policy, it pursues a strict stance on crime fighting and a loyal commitment to Western alliances such as NATO and the EU.
Strategically, the party acts as a corrective force within the Lithuanian political spectrum, building bridges between classical liberals and national conservatives. It sees itself as a defender of institutions against political arbitrariness, yet simultaneously emphasizes the need to make state structures leaner and more citizen-centric. Its role is often that of a kingmaker in coalition negotiations, leveraging professionalism and administrative experience against populist currents.
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The party participated in government for 0% of the legislative period.
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