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Swiss cabinet says no to political ads on TV, radio

GenevaLunch News Bern, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) - The Swiss Federal Council (cabinet) has told Parliament it does not want the country’s political parties to advertise on television or radio in the...

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Swiss death penalty proposal dies quick death

GenevaLunch News Bern, Switzerland (GenevaLunch.com) – In one of the fastest political turnarounds in recent memory, a popular initiative to reinstate the death penalty has died, a day after it was...

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Irish parties struggle to form coalition government

GenevaLunch News Ireland’s political parties are slowly working through the issues that will face a new coalition government, even as recounts from are underway in some areas, notably Galway West. The...

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Change was the political word in Geneva, Vaud Sunday

GenevaLunch News Out with the old, in with the new, but no clear leanings surface Geneva, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – Geneva’s long-reigning political domination by the left has ended, but the city’s...

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Calmy-Rey leaves cabinet post open in December

GenevaLunch News BERN, SWITZERLAND – Swiss President Micheline Calmy-Rey, 66, confirmed Wednesday that she will not stand for re-election to the Swiss Federal Council in December, ending her nine years...

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Swiss elections Sunday promise low drama despite goats, growing right

GenevaLunch News Guide to Swiss 23 October parliamentary elections BERN, SWITZERLAND – Swiss voters are voting Sunday 23 October to elect a new parliament. Headlines, especially outside Switzerland,...

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New parties strengthen Swiss centre

GenevaLunch News BERN, SWITZERLAND – The slight increase that Swiss political observers were forecasting for the strength of the right during Switzerland’s parliamentary elections failed to materialize...

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Anti-corruption group says Swiss need political contributions law

GenevaLunch News BERN, SWITZERLAND – Switzerland’s anti-corruption laws are good, but they should be strengthened, the government has been told by The Council of Europe’s Group of States against...

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Geneva councilor Muller steps down

GenevaLunch News GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – Mark Muller, Geneva cantonal councilor, handed in his resignation Monda 27 February, saying that he is tired of being continually harassed in the past year. His...

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Designated new PM for Italy gives some hope for stalemate end

GenevaLunch News GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – Enrico Letta has one of the world’s most unenviable tasks, getting Italian politicians to work together, and a hopeful sign he might manage it is that criticism...

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