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Left-wing extremist and prepared to use violence: research from the demonstration front
The intelligence service warns of increasing left-wing extremist violence in Switzerland. The latest incident: Eleven police officers injured in riots in front of the riding hall in Bern. Is violence a legitimate means of political protest? The "Rundschau" asks Juso politician Miriam Rizvi, who sits in the city parliament of St. Gallen and has been convicted of property damage.

Martullo is turning up the heat: Blocher's daughter sets the pace in the SVP
The SVP has decided to vote no to the electricity law and left Federal Councilor Rösti in the lurch. National Councilor Magdalena Martullo-Blocher was the first to campaign for the no vote. Her influence in the party is growing. Political experts see Martullo's power play as a sign that she could soon take over her father's role as chief strategist.

When Martullo-Blocher says something, does the SVP do as he says? SVP National Councillor Michael Graber comments on this at the "Rundschau" counter. The Valais energy politician has switched from the yes to the no camp on the electricity law.

Tips for quick money: The trading guru's scam
Silas Setteducati is a star of the so-called multilevel marketing scene: pyramid-like companies recruit young people with enormous earning potential. In reality, most network members have no financial success, only costs. "rec." accompanies Setteducati from central Switzerland to company events and meets people who have dropped out.