Swiss go to polls on Saturday to vote on scrapping $480 yearly fee to cover national broadcasting. Supporters say it is essential in such a small but diverse country with four official languages. Critics argue that too many citizens are being forced to pay for too many programmes they do not watch.

Swiss go to polls on Saturday to vote on scrapping $480 yearly fee to cover national broadcasting. Supporters say it is essential in such a small but diverse country with four official languages. Critics argue that too many citizens are being forced to pay for too many programmes they do not watch. - NewsGossipBull.BlogSpot.com - Latest News, Gossip & Bullshit

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Swiss go to polls on Saturday to vote on scrapping $480 yearly fee to cover national broadcasting. Supporters say it is essential in such a small but diverse country with four official languages. Critics argue that too many citizens are being forced to pay for too many programmes they do not watch.

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Swiss go to polls on Saturday to vote on scrapping $480 yearly fee to cover national broadcasting. Supporters say it is essential in such a small but diverse country with four official languages. Critics argue that too many citizens are being forced to pay for too many programmes they do not watch.

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