Déi Konservativ – d’Fräiheetspartei
The Conservatives – the Freedom Party
The Conservatives – the Freedom Party
No affiliated group in the European Parliament
Change of +0.3 since last election
±0.0 in the last 3 months
The party's foundation is a traditional worldview that considers the family the cornerstone of society and rejects state intervention in private life. It combines strong patriotism with a desire for maximum individual responsibility. For them, freedom primarily signifies the absence of state coercion. The party emphasizes the preservation of Luxembourgish identity and language against what it perceives as overly dominant globalization and European integration.
The party's agenda advocates for a lean government, lower taxes, and the reduction of bureaucratic hurdles to strengthen small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Its platform is characterized by a restrictive immigration policy and a rejection of 'woke' culture. It specifically targets citizens who feel alienated from established mainstream parties, seeking a return to Christian-Western roots and a more direct democracy, inspired by the Swiss model.
Strategically, the party positions itself as a right-of-center, system-critical force aiming to disrupt parliamentary discourse. It acts as a corrective to the liberal-progressive consensus and questions the concentration of power in supranational institutions like the EU. While consistently emphasizing adherence to the rule of law, it simultaneously criticizes the media and educational landscape for what it views as a one-sided ideological orientation.
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The party participated in government for 0% of the legislative period.
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