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This Photograph Taken On February 29, 2024 In Lausanne, Western Switzerland, Shows An Electoral Board Reading In French: "Our Pension Is No Longer Enough" In Favor Of A Boost To Pension Payments, Ahead Of Two National Referendums On Retirement Initiatives. Switzerland, With An Ageing Population Facing An Ever-Swelling Cost Of Living, Is Holding Referendums On March 3, 2024 On Two Initiatives Which Would Reshape Pensioners' Lives In Different Ways. A Proposal To Gradually Raise The Retirement Age From 65 To 66 Looks Set To Fail, But A Second Proposal Seeking To Boost Pension Payments Could Squeak Through. (Photo By Fabrice Coffrini / Afp) (Photo By Fabrice Coffrini/Afp Via Getty Images)

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Swiss vote decisively for '13th month' pension increase

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