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Valérie Dittli leaves Vaud Center and founds new party

Vaud State Councilor Valérie Dittli has announced her departure from the Vaud Center and plans to establish her own party.

27 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Valérie Dittli, the State Councilor of the Canton of Vaud, has announced her departure from the Vaud Center. She revealed this in an interview with the newspaper "Le Temps."

Dittli intends to found a new party called "Mouvement libéral." This decision is made with her plans to run for re-election as State Councilor in the upcoming 2027 elections.

This move comes at a time when Dittli is a controversial figure in the political landscape of the Canton of Vaud. The exact motivation for her departure has not been elaborated upon.

Reports indicate that with her new party, Dittli aims not only to continue her political career but also to pursue her own political agenda.

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