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1973 Swiss referendums

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Eight referendums were held in Switzerland in 1973.[1] The first two were held on 4 March on amendments to the Swiss Federal Constitution on education and promoting research. Whilst the education proposal was approved by a majority of voters, it failed to receive the support of a majority of cantons. The research proposal was approved by both.[1] The third referendum was held on 20 May on another constitutional amendment, removing articles 51 and 52 regarding Jesuits and cloisters, and was approved.[1]

The final five referendums were held on 2 December on price controls, the credit system, measures to stabilise the construction market, a reversal of the income tax write-off and a constitutional amendment regarding the protection of animals, all of which were approved.[1]

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4 March: Constitutional amendment on education

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4 March: Constitutional amendment on promoting research

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20 May: Constitutional amendment on Jesuits and cloisters

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2 December: Price controls

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2 December: Credit system

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2 December: Construction market

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2 December: Income tax write-off

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2 December: Constitutional amendment on animal protection

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