Austria’s leader is proposing to enshrine in the country’s constitution a right to use cash, which remains more popular in the Alpine nation than in many other places.
Education and access to communications are fundamental rights, unlike access to cash. You can live a perfectly normal life without ever touching a single coin.
Of course you can write that in the constitution, but that’s just a populist measure of which the Swiss constitution is full of.
Education and access to communications are fundamental rights, unlike access to cash. You can live a perfectly normal life without ever touching a single coin.
Of course you can write that in the constitution, but that’s just a populist measure of which the Swiss constitution is full of.
I didn’t say it was the correct place, I just said it’s common, to which you agree in your last sentence.
It’s common in Switzerland. You said it was common in all of Europe.