The Corsican vote opens a new institutional debate. For Yes Breizh, the devolution of powers to Brittany would bring decisions closer to Breton women and men and build...
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Brittany's Autonomy: What the Corsican Vote Could Change
from Yes Breizhfrom Yes BreizhFollowing the vote in the National Assembly in favour of Corsican autonomy, Yes Breizh adapts this constitutional proposal to Brittany. This first part presents a concrete text and...
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Why is «Breizh» written without a capital letter in the Yes Breizh logo? An assumed graphic choice, inspired by Yes Scotland, Yes Cymru and Yes Kernow.
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Corsica and Brittany: autonomy is built through devolution
from Yes Breizhfrom Yes BreizhCorsican autonomy was built progressively through devolution. Yes Breizh proposes to embark on this same path in Brittany, preparing today for the skills and responsibilities of tomorrow.
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In Carhaix, a local councillor was mocked for speaking Breton during a town council meeting. An incident that reveals a deeper unease surrounding the respect for languages in Brittany.
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United States Ireland: when a small country stands up to a great power
from Yes Breizhfrom Yes BreizhFaced with Donald Trump, Ireland demonstrates that a small country can stand up to the United States with calm, firmness, and dignity.
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Yes Breizh has made the conscious choice not to be a political party. As an association under the law of 1901, the movement acts as a responsible forum for reflection, debate and action ...
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What if 2026 was the year when we finally put our intentions into action for Brittany? Three simple resolutions, accessible to everyone.
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Local Yes Breizh groups: why the movement won't just happen from a screen
from Yes Breizhfrom Yes BreizhWhy Yes Breizh has chosen local groups to anchor the movement in Brittany. It's an invitation to get involved in a practical way, close to home.
