Party for the Open Society
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The Party for the Open Society (Czech: Strana pro otevřenou společnost, SOS) is a minor social liberal political party in the Czech Republic.
The party origins were in the
parliamentary elections in 1996
, and amid political disagreements over the nationalist views of ex-members of the LSNS, many Free Democrats left the party in 1997, forming the Party for the Open Society in 1998, with 120-150 members.
The party's political programme places highest importance on
2010 parliamentary elections
, instead urging its supporters once again to support the Green Party.
SOS also supports the Club of Committed Non-Party Members and other liberal parties. The independent senator Soňa Paukrtová was nominated for re-election by SOS, and was re-elected on 28 October 2006.
See also
- Liberalism in the Czech lands
External links
- Party website (in Czech)
- Details about cooperation with Greens (in Czech)