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Centralisation Benefits German Swiss

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CHRONIC. Today, French-speaking Switzerland strongly supports centralization. However, it has long been a strong opposition to this trend. For fear of being crushed by the German majority, the French-speaking minority refused to give more power to Bern. In a German-speaking Swiss family established in the canton of Neuchâtel, I was able to quickly perceive the fine but also coarse differences between the inhabitants of the different linguistic r…
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CHRONIC. Today, French-speaking Switzerland strongly supports centralization. However, it has long been a strong opposition to this trend. For fear of being crushed by the German majority, the French-speaking minority refused to give more power to Bern. In a German-speaking Swiss family established in the canton of Neuchâtel, I was able to quickly perceive the fine but also coarse differences between the inhabitants of the different linguistic r…

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Le Temps broke the news in on Tuesday, August 19, 2025.
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