Switzerland opposes population cap amid immigration concerns
Voters in Switzerland rejected a proposal from the right-wing party to set a population cap at 10 million by 2050, despite concerns that the measure could impact infrastructure and social services. However, the vote reflected apprehensions about the country's relationship with the European Union, particularly regarding freedom of movement agreements, and showed that 45% of voters expressed genuine concern about immigration even though they opposed the initiative.
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