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GLP10.11.2026Motion No. 4109 – Project loan for the acquisition of the sports ground and car park at Menzingen Cantonal School: Motion by the GLP parliamentary group for the second reading23.9 million Swiss francs for a sports ground with a car park. In the committee, two members described the price as ‘exorbitant’; in the Stawiko, a motion was tabled to decline to consider the proposal. Nevertheless, the proposal remains before us unchanged.Grünliberale (GLP) SVP9.11.2026Another historic opportunity!SVP Stadt Zug Mitte5.11.2026Policy Statement: Die Mitte – City of Zug: Unanimous support for the ETH Learning Factory ZugThe Centre Party in Zug supports the ETH Learning Factory Zug: the party passed a unanimous resolution to this effect at its campaign strategy meeting on 27 October 2026. At the campaign strategy—Die Mitte Stadt Zug Mitte5.11.2026Campaign statement from Die Mitte – City of Zug: A clear ‘YES’ to preserving the ‘Unterer Frauenstein’ with its park and unrestricted access to the lakeAt the policy-setting meeting on 27 October 2026, Die Mitte – Stadt Zug adopted its positions on the forthcoming proposals following a lively and nuanced discussion. The focus was onDie Mitte Stadt Zug SP4.11.2026SP vote on the termination of leases at the Herti Centre 2-5 in Zug.Marilena Amato Mengis, Municipal Council meeting of 4 November 2026 Dear Mr President, Esteemed Councillors, Dear Colleagues, The SP parliamentary group, as a co-signatory to the interpellation, endorses the responseSP Stadt Zug SP4.11.2026Expanded learning spaces in schools in Stadtzug – a start, but just one piece of the jigsawStatement on the interpellation ‘Expanded Learning Environments (ELO) and the Further Development of the Inclusive School Model’ – Statement on behalf of the proposers and the SP parliamentary group’s position, by Marilena Amato Mengis DearSP Stadt Zug SVP4.11.2026Let’s put an end to narrow-minded thinkingSVP Stadt Zug GLP31.10.2026The GLP’s response to the consultation on the Act on Transparency in Politics (TPG)1. Background and overall assessment The GLP Canton of Zug has been campaigning for greater transparency in politics for many years. In March 2021, it therefore joined the Alliance for the Zug Transparency Initiative. Particularly importantGrünliberale (GLP) GLP31.10.2026Newsletter October 2026💚 Regulars’ get-together: Burnout & stress factors Even though the elections are over, we’re carrying on straight away. On Saturday 7 November, we’ll be meeting at the Freiruum from 10.00 am (starting at 10.30 am) for a relaxed brunch. GGrünliberale (GLP) GLP29.10.2026Kantonsratsvorschauen / Polit-Ausblick GLPReturning surpluses to the public is the best way to keep the state lean, particularly when the financial situation is healthy. By 2027, the people of Zug will already be benefiting from lower health insurance premiums becauseGrünliberale (GLP) FDP28.10.2026The FDP Zug in the City Council – short and sweetA summary of the key issues discussed by the Zug City Council. Compiled by the FDP group within the City Council.FDP.Die Liberalen Stadt Zug FDP28.10.2026The FDP decides to campaign against the Villa Unterer Frauenstein initiativeFDP.Die Liberalen Stadt Zug

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Parties in the City of Zug