Fabio Regazzi
Fabio Regazzi is a Swiss politician representing the Christian Democratic People's Party (CVP) and serves in the Swiss Federal Assembly. Known for his leadership in the business community, he has been a vocal advocate for the interests of the tourism sector in Switzerland, particularly in discussions around tax policies that impact the industry. Recently, he was in the news for his remarks in the Swiss Senate regarding the potential economic impacts of increasing VAT rates on the hospitality sector, emphasizing the need for continued support amidst economic uncertainties.
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Switzerland:
Fabio Regazzi is a member of the Swiss Council of States emphasizing the need to protect children from exploitation.
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Switzerland:
Fabio Regazzi is a member of the Mitte party who speaks in favor of the initiative regarding media fees.
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Switzerland:
Fabio Regazzi is the President of the Swiss Trade Association and a member of the Cantonal Council of Ticino.
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Switzerland:
Fabio Regazzi was among those who rejected the new social benefit in the Ständerat.
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Switzerland:
Fabio Regazzi, a representative from the center party, switched to the Council of States.
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Switzerland:
Fabio Regazzi is the president of the Swiss Trade Association who discussed the association's position on the new EU contracts.
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Switzerland:
Fabio Regazzi, the president of the Swiss Trade Association, expressed that their position on the EU package is not a definitive no.
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Switzerland:
Fabio Regazzi, the president of the SGV, indicated that the critical stance does not equate to an unconditional 'no' to the EU package.
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Switzerland:
Fabio Regazzi is the president of the Swiss Business Association who expressed that the critical stance does not equate to an unconditional 'no' to the EU package.
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Switzerland:
Fabio Regazzi, the president of the SGV, stated that their position on the EU package is not an unconditional no.
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