Q&A: US Ambassador Suzi LeVine

US Ambassador Suzan LeVine (right) takes a peek into the chambers of the Swiss parliament Keystone

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Curious about this place called Switzerland

Asking questions comes easily to the US Ambassador to Switzerland, Suzi LeVine. In this week's programme she also provides some answers on issues that both unite and divide the US and Switzerland.

This content was published on October 3, 2015 - 12:00

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