Conservative Alliance (Pradesca)

The Conservative Alliance (Belarusian: Кансерватыўны Альянс, Kansiervatyŭny Aĺjans; КА) is a centre-right to right-wing political party in Pradesca. It is the largest party in government right now, coalizing with several other parties to form a minority government. The KA runs on a baseline of policies surrounding it's ideology of conservatism and Christian democracy.
The KA was formed in 1949 after the fracturing of the Pradescan National Party, a short-lived political party which briefly ruled Pradesca in an absolute majority. The party has since become the oldest existing party in Pradescan history. The KA ruled for quite some time, receiving a large supporter base, until the 1975 election, where they lost to the Justice for the People political party. The KA would remain outside of government until 2003, when hardline conservative candidate Ihar Lyakh would be elected in a landslide. The party has faltered in ratings recently due to it's initial response to the COVID-19 pandemic, however it seems poised in the polling numbers and is projected to ensure a majority in the next election.
The party's policies include the implementation of a conservative economy, the establishment of shelters for the homeless and displaced, and the funding of the Pradescan Railway Service. The party also supports assistance to business owners and promotes efforts for economic growth. In recent years, the party has also called for a free market. The party is opposed to abortion and secularism, though the party is fractured regarding topics relating to the LGBT community.
The party's current leader, since 2014, is Alaki Lukena. The party is a member of the International Democrat Union.
==See also==
*List of political parties in Pradesca
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Category:Christian democracy