Swiss voters say no to population cap
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While many countries have limits on immigration, none has ever voted to limit its population, a requirement that would force a drastic overhaul in Switzerland.
The Swiss are set to vote on whether or not to cap their population at 10 million. If it succeeds, moving to or relocating to Switzerland will become harder.
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Early results indicate Swiss voters oppose right-wing initiative to limit population growth
Early results from Switzerland's recent vote show a significant rejection of a right-wing initiative aimed at capping the country's population at 10 million, highlighting ongoing debates about immigration and EU relations.
By Dave Graham and John Revill BASEL, Switzerland, June 12 (Reuters) - For decades, economic growth in Basel has outpaced that of Switzerland as its globe-straddling pharmaceutical and biotech industries have turned the city on the border with Germany and France into one of the most prosperous in Europe.
