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Referendums - Swiss vote against expansion of motorways - funds for ESC approved

Summary by Deutschlandfunk
In Switzerland, citizens voted against the expansion of several sections of highway in a referendum. In another vote in the canton of Basel, participants also approved the financing of the next Eurovision Song Contest.

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In Switzerland, citizens voted against the expansion of several sections of highway in a referendum. In another vote in the canton of Basel, participants also approved the financing of the next Eurovision Song Contest.

·Germany
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The Christian fundamentalist mini-party EDU failed in the referendum against the ESC in Basel. That is a good thing - and not just for Basel. more...

·Berlin, Germany
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The opponents prevailed with a clever, at times borderline campaign. This was a serious defeat for the Federal Council.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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A narrow majority in Switzerland has spoken out against the expansion of six motorway sections. Right-wing conservatives warn of traffic jams, the Greens celebrate.

·Germany
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The Swiss government has failed: It wanted to combat traffic jams with new lanes and tubes. A report from Geneva

·Vienna, Austria
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In a referendum, the government's plan to expand the overloaded motorway network in six places fails - this is surprising, as there has never been any dispute about such projects before.

·Munich, Germany
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Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen (SRF) broke the news in Zürich, Switzerland on Sunday, November 24, 2024.
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