LatviaPublished: 6 October 2026 at 12:01

New Conservative Party does not rule out self-dissolution

A board member of the New Conservative Party says dissolving the party remains a possibility, though no final decision has been made.

The New Conservative Party (JKP) has not excluded the possibility that it could ultimately dissolve itself, though no decision on the matter has been made yet, board member Martins Stals told the LETA news agency.

According to Stals, there is currently no final internal agreement within the party on how to proceed, and self-dissolution is being mentioned as one of several possible scenarios rather than a settled course of action.

The source report does not provide further detail on what is driving the discussion, any potential timeline, or alternative options the party might be weighing.

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