Horrenbach-Buchen - in a world of its own
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Thomas Kern / swissinfo.ch
There's absolutely no sign of so-called "density stress" in the commune of Horrenbach-Buchen in central Switzerland, yet nine out of ten voters still backed an anti-immigration initiative in February 2014 because they want to preserve the countryside and its social structures.
This content was published on February 9, 2015 - 11:00
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