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Exclusive interview of independent lawyer Philipp Kruse

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On February 7th 2024, Philipp Kruse and his team filed their updated 1150-page criminal complaint and evidence report against Swissmedic.

Exclusive interview of independent lawyer Philipp Kruse, the attorney who filed the 300-page complaint against the Swiss Agency for the Authorization of Medicinal Products. Philipp Kruse is talking about his fight for truth in an interview that provides an in-depth exploration of a delicate subject and that tackles the tough questions, an interview that calls for action !

Complaint against Swissmedic
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