Konzervatívne fórum: Ako rozumne a zodpovedne spravovať Bratislavu?

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Konzervatívne fórum: Ako rozumne a zodpovedne spravovať Bratislavu?

Conservative forum: How to manage Bratislava sensibly and responsibly?

Event by: Inštitút Ladislava Hanusa, Iniciatíva na podporu cností vo verejnom živote

Location: The Pálffy Palace, Zámocká 47, Bratislava - Staré Mesto

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Conservative forum: How to manage Bratislava sensibly and responsibly?

📅 April 27, 2026 at 6:00 p.m.
📍 Pálffy Palace, Zámocká 47, Bratislava

In October, combined municipal and regional elections await Slovakia. After two election periods of the current leadership, Bratislava is faced with the question of how to proceed.

Topics such as transport, parking, security, management or defending the public interest under pressure from big players open serious questions about the direction of the capital.

At the next Conservative Forum, personalities with direct experience of municipal politics will discuss these challenges:

Zuzana Aufrichtová
Dana Čahojová
Dušan Pekár
Radoslav Štečík

Moderated by: Marek Novák – initiator of the public appeal "Bratislava needs a change"

We will seek answers to the questions:

What has improved in Bratislava in recent years and where fundamental changes are needed?
Does the city serve all residents fairly?
How to tame the growth of expenses, taxes and fees?
What value do Bratislavans get for their money today?
How can conservative principles be applied in municipal politics?

There will also be space for questions from the audience. After the discussion, there will be an opportunity to continue informal conversations over a glass of wine.

🎟️ The number of places is limited - we recommend registering in advance.

More info and tickets: https://www.inviton.eu/e-21189/konzervativne-forum-ako-rozumne-a-zodpovedne-spravavat-bratislavu

Ticket on the spot: €9

The event is organized The Ladislav Hanus Institute and the Initiative for the Promotion of Virtues in Public Life.

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