To celebrate the National Day, the President of the Confederation Ignazio Cassis made a journey by train “through modern Switzerland”. On the way, he stopped in Lausanne. Not in Geneva. You imagine? The end of the lake is too far for him, or is it? Isn’t Geneva “modern” enough for the Federal Councillor’s taste? Note that he began his journey by stroking a cow in the Zurich hinterland.
The duel of cities: Lausanne and Geneva, two cities held together by the truth of their lies
