Isabelle Bannerman
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The final results are in. The ballots went right down the wire!
November 24, 2024 votes: the results from across Switzerland
Use our map to explore the detailed results of Sunday’s ballots on motorway expansion, tenancy law, and healthcare financing.
www.swissinfo.ch
November 24, 2024 at 4:14 PM
The final results are in. The ballots went right down the wire!
It seems like the healthcare bill will be accepted, numbers for the other issues show that they are a bit more divisive, especially the issue of expanding motorways. Too early to say for sure how today's votes will turn out.
Swiss vote on bigger motorways and extra rights for landlords
As voting ended on Sunday, one of the four issues on the ballot is yet too close to call, pollsters say.
www.swissinfo.ch
November 24, 2024 at 1:15 PM
It seems like the healthcare bill will be accepted, numbers for the other issues show that they are a bit more divisive, especially the issue of expanding motorways. Too early to say for sure how today's votes will turn out.
Swiss citizens vote regularly on different issues, and today they will decide whether motorways should be expanded, landlords should get more rights and whether healthcare financing will get an overhaul.
November 24, 2024 at 12:37 PM
Swiss citizens vote regularly on different issues, and today they will decide whether motorways should be expanded, landlords should get more rights and whether healthcare financing will get an overhaul.
Deforestation and heavy rain cause erosion, another factor that threatens cocoa production in Madagascar. And demands by the market clash with the realities of local farmers:
How the Swiss help Madagascar’s cacao farmers confront climate change
Learn how climate change is affecting Madagascar's cacao industry and how a Swiss project is working to protect the region's cacao trees.
www.swissinfo.ch
November 18, 2024 at 9:06 AM
Deforestation and heavy rain cause erosion, another factor that threatens cocoa production in Madagascar. And demands by the market clash with the realities of local farmers:
Cacao flowers in Madagascar rely on midges to pollinate them. But they are slowly disappearing. Some farmers are now pollinating trees by hand with tiny brushes. #ClimateChange #Chocolate
November 18, 2024 at 9:06 AM
Cacao flowers in Madagascar rely on midges to pollinate them. But they are slowly disappearing. Some farmers are now pollinating trees by hand with tiny brushes. #ClimateChange #Chocolate
English version:
White hydrogen – Switzerland joins the scramble for ‘clean oil’
Will natural hydrogen be the fuel of the future, able to power cars and planes without harming the climate? Here is everything you need to know.
www.swissinfo.ch
November 8, 2023 at 10:28 AM
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