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The Swiss are preparing to vote on an important referendum aimed at strengthening the concept of Swiss neutrality. Its supporters are calling for a constitutional amendment that more strictly ties the country's neutrality to the need to maintain an enduring armed neutrality, prohibiting the country's participation in any military alliance or international military conflicts, while expanding Switzerland's role as a mediator. Proponents of the changes believe that this would enhance national security and prevent the erosion of the principle of neutrality, especially in light of recent developments such as moves toward closer ties with NATO. Conversely, the government and opponents argue that this change could restrict the flexibility of neutrality policies, harm Switzerland’s interests, and pose security risks. Voters are expected to decide on these amendments in a context where Switzerland has maintained its neutrality since 1848, contributing to the protection of its international and domestic interests.
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