Should citizens be able to participate directly in major national decisions through referendums — even without government initiative?

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Switzerland is considered a model of direct democracy: citizens can propose and overturn laws by popular initiative. Critics warn of "tyranny of the majority" — Brexit shows how referendums can harm minorities. Digitally, popular votes could become more practical and frequent.

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