Communiqués

In the face of high school student mobilizations and everyday difficulties, Yes Breizh calls for turning protests into concrete proposals. Decentralization would allow Brittany to make more decisions …

Yes Breizh 2026-2027 memberships are now open! For an annual fee of 10 euros, join the movement that defends devolution and a free Brittany that decides for itself. …

A new year begins for Yes Breizh. The 2026-2027 membership campaign is open: discover the movement's actions and how to become a member.

Following the Cardiff meeting between Scottish, Welsh and Irish political leaders, Yes Breizh reiterates that Brittany must carve out its own path. The movement advocates for a …

Ahead of the 2026 Senate elections, Yes Breizh is sending a questionnaire to the candidate lists in the three Breton departments concerned. Devolution, powers, financial resources and the reunification of Brittany: the answers...

Yes, Breizh will be present at the Interceltic Festival of Lorient on Friday 7 August 2026, at the Pavillon Bretagne, Place des Pays Celtes. A day to meet the movement, discover its approach...

Yes Breizh is opening a HelloAsso shop exclusively for its pegsunioù. Designed and made in Brittany, they are available individually or in sets, with delivery included within Brittany, in…

Yes Breizh is working for the devolution of power in Brittany within a democratic and peaceful framework. This charter sets out our fundamental principles, the behaviour that is incompatible with our commitment and ...

In 2026, Yes Breizh sends its best wishes to the people of Brittany and calls for a collective commitment to the future of Brittany.

Yes Cymru and Yes Breizh sign a cooperation agreement to strengthen exchanges, solidarity and mutual support between Wales and Brittany.

Yes Breizh is finally opening its official shop, with a first collection that's simple, beautiful and committed, in the image of the movement. 🖤 Official opening: the Yes Breizh boutique is online!👉 ...

Why Yes Breizh and not Ya Breizh? It's a conscious choice, international and coherent, which places Brittany in a family of Celtic movements open to the world.