Swiss voters head to the polls on proposals for a population cap that could jeopardise EU free movement, and a reform to curb civilian service.
The “No to 10 million” immigration initiative would oblige Swiss authorities to introduce measures to reduce net immigration.
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Swiss voters are deciding on whether to impose a population cap that could ultimately force the country to scrap its free movement agreement with the European Union, alongside a reform designed to make civilian service less attractive. Results are due late Sunday.
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