Swiss plan caps population at 10 million
The Swiss People's Party, a right-wing party, proposed a referendum aimed at setting a population cap of 10 million by the year 2050, in order to limit immigration and reduce pressure on public services and the housing market. If this proposal is adopted, it could lead to the cancellation of the free movement of workers agreement with the European Union, impacting the flow of labor from EU countries. Currently, over 9 million people live in Switzerland, and the society benefits from a direct democratic system that allows for national referendums to determine local policies.
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