ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss voters on Sunday backed proposals to reintroduce immigration quotas with the European Union, a polling agency and Swiss television reported - a result that calls into question bilateral accords with the EU and could irk multinational companies.
In a nail-biting vote, 50.3 per cent backed the so-called Stop Mass Immigration initiative, which also won the required majority approval in more than half of Swiss cantons, or regions, Swiss television said.