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Rightwing risks wrath of Swiss abroad

This content was published on Oct 7, 2004 Jean-Paul Aeschlimann, vice-president of the Organisation of the Swiss Abroad, told swissinfo that such a move would incense the 600,000-strong community. Buoyed by last month’s success in persuading voters to throw out proposals aimed at easing citizenship restrictions, the Swiss People’s Party has fixed its sights on dual nationality. Shortly after the vote on September…

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Alexandra Prusa & Réplica Norma: Blue Tango

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Kapelle Toggeburgerbuebe: Mir gsiänd üs!

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Trio Nordwind: Zeitenwende

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Romansh row inspires strong language

This content was published on Oct 6, 2004 But guardians of Romansh say they want more than a “symbolic gesture” and have repeated calls for the language to be legally protected. The parliamentary session will take place in the town of Flims, which sits on the language border between Romansh and Swiss-German. The town has even brushed off its Romansh name, Flem, for…

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Modern furniture pioneer dies aged 89

This content was published on Oct 6, 2004 The designer was one of the leading lights of the neo-functional design scene and one of the first to import industrial design to Switzerland. His family said on Wednesday that Guhl died of heart failure two days ago in the town of Hemishofen in northern Switzerland. Guhl was born in Stein am Rhein in 1915…

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Mysterious Inner Pulse. Hearing Colours.

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Christoph Grab: Personal

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Senate takes measure of cruelty to animals

This content was published on Oct 5, 2004 Parliamentarians are considering a government proposal for minor revisions to the 25-year-old legislation, as well as a people’s initiative for wholesale reform. All sides agree that the current law, which dates from 1978, needs to be updated. The government says better training for people who deal with animals and improving enforcement of the law is…

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