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Swiss Political Parties
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A look at Swiss political parties
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Intro 0:00
Background and political structure 0:53
Swiss People’s Party (SVP) 5:16
Federal Democratic Union (EDU) 8:49
Geneva Citizen’s Movement (MCG) 9:48
Ticino League 10:48
Social democratic Party (SP) 11:27
The Centre 14:29
Evangelical People’s Party (EVP) 17:58
FDP.The Liberals 18:43
Green party 21:20
Green Liberal party (GLP) 24:30
Outro 27:08
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A look at Swiss political parties
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Intro 0:00
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Swiss People’s Party (SVP) 5:16
Federal Democratic Union (EDU) 8:49
Geneva Citizen’s Movement (MCG) 9:48
Ticino League 10:48
Social democratic Party (SP) 11:27
The Centre 14:29
Evangelical People’s Party (EVP) 17:58
FDP.The Liberals 18:43
Green party 21:20
Green Liberal party (GLP) 24:30
Outro 27:08
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