Olivia Vilarino

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Graphic design

B.A. | With Avenir Suisse since November 2021

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Olivia Vilarino studied visual communication at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts, specializing in graphic design. She supports Avenir Suisse in the visual design of several projects. Previously, she completed internships in the field of graphic design and worked for several years as a teacher of German as a foreign language.

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Most Recent Publications and Blogs

Switzerland’s Search for the Least Bad Option on the OECD Minimum Tax

With a new special carve-out for U.S. corporations, the question once again arises: what should be done about this increasingly convoluted framework?

03.06.2026, Lukas Schmid, Oguz Bayindir

Where Switzerland Really Has Room to Build New Housing

Switzerland wants to create more housing without expanding further into open land. A new study shows where densification could realistically accommodate substantial growth – and where current planning assumptions may fall short.

28.05.2026, Lukas Rühli

Switzerland’s Generational Wealth Transfer Has Gone Too Far

Switzerland is preparing to expand its public pension system once again – at a cost of several billion francs. Yet retirees are already the country’s most satisfied generation – financially and personally.

28.05.2026, Patricia Schafer

Why Swiss Industry Pays More for Electricity Than (Almost) Anywhere in Europe

Only the United Kingdom is more expensive for large electricity consumers. Even so, Switzerland would be better off rethinking network charges rather than turning to subsidies.

28.04.2026, Christoph Eisenring, Simon Stocker

How Switzerland Can Regain its Footing in a Disorderly World

Tariffs, crises, reform gridlock – the growing disorder of the world is putting Switzerland’s political system under pressure. Yet the answer to uncertainty and stalled reform lies neither in nostalgia nor in a wholesale model. It lies in an often overlooked feature of our institutions: antifragility.

27.04.2026, Jürg Müller, Christoph Eisenring, Patrick Leisibach

Q&A: A Compass for Swiss Policymakers Regarding Childcare

Childcare policy is a much-discussed topic in Swiss politics. Unsurprisingly, our recent recommendations regarding the subject have sparked controversy. In this article, we respond to the most common critiques.

24.04.2026, Patricia Schafer, Agustina Rodriguez