The Colombian Conservative Party is one of the two major political parties in Colombia, founded in 1848. It traditionally supports conservative values, including a strong emphasis on family, religion, and private property. The party has played a significant role in Colombian politics, often advocating for free-market policies and a centralized government. Throughout its history, the party has experienced various political alliances and conflicts, particularly with the Liberal Party. The Colombian Conservative Party has also been involved in addressing issues such as security, economic development, and social policies, aiming to promote stability and growth in the country.