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Recently, the Swiss federal statistical office published preliminary results of a survey on Switzerland's attitudes toward foreigners, which included questions on nationality, race, language and religion.
The survey, which questioned 3,000 people across Switzerland, was designed to take the pulse of multicultural coexistence in Switzerland, a nation which is home to people of more than 190 nationalities and more than 10 religious groups. The survey covered permanent residents in Switzerland and wasn't confined to Swiss nationals.
Overall, 36% said they could be bothered by the presence of people of a different nationality, religion, skin colour, language, or lifestyle.