Message from @Nightranger732
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Wrong channel @lozt.again !
Try uk_politics instead of here!
@yordanyordanov I thought all the layout had changed. Turned out my sub had lapsed. Posted over there. Ty
Deadkip @lozt.again
@Nathan James 123 to be sure, to be sure. Looks it. Like observing roadkill
Oh yeah!
Will the EU let Catalan be free though
Or will it demand they join it
If they let them leave in the first place
Spain would block any catalan accesion to the EU if such an event came to pass
Watching this documentary rn about WWI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LG2PCFxBAdw
Even though they are not in the EU,what does everything think happend in the Swiss election tomorrow?
@Nightranger732 Same old. Their populist party has been the biggest since 2003
The rest of Europe is 20 years behind
@Aleeacerix the Gaul(Velissarios) But do you think that the Greens will disrupt the main 4 parties in power?
Or in other terms cause a massive shuffle in the swiss presidency?
They don't have enough seats to change the presidency
Besides the"president" in Switzerland has limited powers
The council along with him decide on issue together
So what would occur if the GPS got more seats than the CVP;since that is the party they are tied with in most polls,would that cause any problem in the National Council or Federal Council?
Not much actually since the SVP, the Liberals and the Christian party will have enough seats to pass legislation
Compared with other countries, becoming president in Switzerland is relatively easy. In a nutshell, get elected to cabinet by parliament and wait your turn. This will come when all the cabinet ministers who were elected before you have served as president during your time in the cabinet, i.e. a maximum of six years.
That is true and if anything the CVP voters would vote for the FDP or SVP and increase their seat percentage
I always found how they divide the cabinet up very intriguing and fun to learn about
That was 9 years ago
The main 4 only lost 23 seats and still have the majority,so it was not too bad
Good thing about Switzerland is that any inititive will need to be bottom up.
Yet survey data show neither economic concerns nor immigration, which dominated the 2015 election, are at the forefront of voters’ minds today.
Still relevant though
I thought Switzerland was already green when it came to energy and the enviroment,so I why would it be that big of an issue still?
Because muhhhh climate change
The left can't have enough
They want more action