Second poll shows Swiss likely to reject tighter neutrality

ZURICH, Aug 21 - Swiss voters look likely to reject a more restrictive form of neutrality, which would block the country from cooperating with NATO or imposing economic sanctions, a second poll on the topic showed on Friday.

A plebiscite on making Switzerland’s traditional neutrality stricter is likely to be rejected by the country’s voters, according to a poll ahead of the Sept. 27 ballot measure.

Swiss voters look set to reject proposal to change neutrality, poll shows  Reuters

Jeffries previously co-sponsored versions of the proposal but switched his opinion in recent years.

All major Swiss political parties except the right-wing Swiss People's Party oppose the neutrality initiative ahead of the September 27 vote, arguing that it would weaken Switzerland's security and foreign policy flexibility. The popular initiative “Safeguarding Swiss Neutrality”, tabled by Pro Suisse and members of th

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