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Default What political status for Brittany?
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The agreement which was negociated by the Lionel Jospin government and the Corsican elected representatives has opened the way for other regional claims. The Basques, the Alasatians, the people of Savoie and of course the Bretons, who are deep-set in the dogma of national unity within the Republican framework. [...]

Within the framework of all this intense reflection, the Télégramme has decided to take stock of the situation regarding these regional issues and the way in which they concern Brittany and other regions of Europe.It is also a good time to find out what the general public think about essential but vague questions such as independence, new authorities, the incorporation of Loire Atalantique into Brittany, and the teaching of the language. [...]
http://www.brittany-bretagne.com/pg/statut.htm
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