Solothurner National Councillor Rémy Wyssmann Wants to Become Federal Councillor
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The National Councillor from Solothurn is the second SVP candidate to succeed Guy Parmel. The 59-year-old was unanimously nominated by the cantonal party and says he aims to restore citizens' trust in the country's institutions. Following the announcement of Céline Amaudruz's candidacy, Rémy Wyssmann, a National Councillor from the canton of Solothurn, has also entered the race for a seat in the Swiss Federal Council. He is the first candidate f…
The Geneva National Councillor Céline Amaudruz receives competition from her own ranks. The SVP Solothurn wants to send Rémy Wyssmann into the race for a seat in the Federal Council.
The National Councillor Soleurois Rémy Wyssmann announces his candidacy for the Federal Council. He is in a hotel near the station of Solothurn, under a grey and rainy sky, that Rémy Wyssman has announced his candidacy for the Federal Council. The National Councillor Soleurois has been sitting since 2023. He was previously a member of the Grand Council of his canton. He is 59 years old, married and father of two children, and he presents himself…
The UDC soleurois Rémy Wyssmann is a candidate for the Federal Council. He wants to sit to "re-establish confidence" in the government.
The Solothurn SVP National Councillor Rémy Wyssmann wants to become the Federal Councillor. On Wednesday morning he announced his candidacy before the media in Solothurn.
On Wednesday, in front of the media, Rémy Wyssmann presented the key points of his candidacy for the succession of Guy Parmelin. He had long considered whether he was ready and stated: "I am."
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