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20 October 201923.00 A historic statement looms for the environmentalist parties in Switzerland, even if the populist right should remain the country's first political force. This according to the projections of the parliamentary vote. In the 'lower house' the Greens (left) get 16 more seats, rising to 27 deputies (13%). The Greens-Liberals (right) earn 8 seats, for a total of 15 elected (7.6%). Tens of thousands of people participated in the 'climate strike' in September. In the square 100 thousand people in Bern.Switzerland, Verdi joins the parliament
2019-10-20T21:12:38.949Z
11.00 pm A historic statement looms for environmental parties in Switzerland, even though the populist right should remain the country's first political force. This according to the projections of the parliamentary vote. In the 'lower house' the Greens (left) get 16 more seats, rising to 27 deputies (13%). The Greens-Liberals (right) earn 8 seats, for a total of 15 elected (7.6%). Tens of thousands of people participated in the 'climate strike' in September. In the square 100 thousand people in Bern.
Source: rainews