PoliticsSwitzerland
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Voters in Switzerland have rejected a proposal to cap the country’s population at 10 million, marking a setback for the anti-immigration Swiss People’s Party that initiated the referendum. The campaign exposed deep divisions, with critics warning of economic disruption and strained EU relations.
Many voters feared limits on migration would also worsen labor shortages, particularly in health care, while supporters cited pressure on housing and resources. The result is seen as a vote against right-wing populism, though the immigration debate is set to continue.
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