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Monday, 4 October, 2010

Graubünden town's debate over bells signals bigger problem

The centuries-old village of Zuoz—located in the heart of Romansh-speaking Graubünden—has had its fair share of debate over early morning church bells. The debate could underline a bigger problem Zuoz is facing. WRS’s Tony Ganzer reports:

— Tony Ganzer, World Radio Switzerland
Village square in Zuoz (Tony Ganzer, WRS)
The bells in this Zuoz church tower brought passionate debate to a normally sleepy town. (Tony Ganzer, WRS)

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