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Swiss sense of international duty tested

Voters in Switzerland rejected a measure to put its laws ahead of international obligations, but a third showed a right-wing belief in self-determination.

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By Arete News - November 25, 2018
Swiss crowds in Bern's Federal Square (AN/John Heilprin)
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