“We feel like we’re suffocating,” says Luca, 30, an insurance advisor. In Geneva, the vacant housing rate fell below 0.5%. Swiss trains and roads, once so quiet, now seem crowded. In a country claiming a peaceful atmosphere and an exemplary model of living together, the feeling of a “saturated” Switzerland fuels the campaign on the “No Switzerland for 10 million” initiative, put to a vote this Sunday, June 14.
This article is reserved for subscribers
Would you like to read more? Subscribe without obligation to our digital offer
I subscribe
