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The referendum on neutrality was promoted by the UDC, a right-wing Swiss party, to strengthen the Confederation's position of neutrality and limit the application of sanctions against Russia.
The Swiss have flatly rejected the proposal to strengthen the Confederation's neutrality through a constitutional amendment. According to the final results of the referendum, published by the Swiss media, the No won with 70.2%, while the Yes stopped at 29.8%. The voters were 47.1%. On the same day, the referendum proposal on food sovereignty, which regulated the objective of a net self-sufficiency of at least 70% for the country, was also clearly rejected - with 72.5%.
The referendum on neutrality, promoted by the Democratic Union of the Center (UDC/SVP), the main party of the Swiss right, proposed a clear tightening of Switzerland's neutrality and would have put at risk the application of European and Western sanctions against Russia.

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The Swiss rejected the referendum on strengthening constitutional neutrality with 70.2% of votes against and the referendum on food sovereignty, which aimed at 70% net self-sufficiency, with 72.5%. The turnout was 47.1%.

Swiss voters rejected the proposed constitutional amendment to tighten the country's neutrality with 70.2% of the votes. The initiative on food sovereignty was also rejected with 72.5% of votes against.

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