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EU-SWITZERLAND: Switzerland gets first penalty for immigration vote

17 February 2014

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"The European Union said yesterday (16 February) it had postponed negotiations with Switzerland on its participation in multibillion-dollar research and educational schemes, after Berne said it could not sign in its present form an agreement to extend the free movement of people to Croatia, the newest EU member."

See the article: Switzerland gets first penalty for immigration vote (euractiv, link)

And see: EU suspends research talks with Switzerland (European Voice, link)

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