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Subsequent to the publication of various press articles on the settlement of European citizens of British origin in Brittany and the development of negative feelings and comments concerning them, the Breton Party condemns all intimidation attempts and negative responses based simply on their geographical origin.
Par Gérard Olliéric pour Parti Breton le 21/04/04 13:14

Subsequent to the publication of various press articles on the settlement of European citizens of British origin in Brittany and the development of negative feelings and comments concerning them, the Breton Party condemns all intimidation attempts and negative responses based simply on their geographical origin.

The Breton Party highlights the historical and cultural links which unite the different nations within Great Britain with Brittany. Indeed, the Breton language and culture came to Armorica as a result of large-scale migrations from Great Britain.

The Breton Party also draws attention to the important economic role played by these British citizens both in terms of the construction and restoration of traditional buildings and the arrival of new populations and businesses in largely deserted areas. This is reflected, for example, in the rapid development of Dinard airport thanks to this new flow of people.

From a cultural point of view, the Breton Party points out that many British citizens offer a significant contribution to the Breton culture and language and support for these people depends above all on the determination of the Breton people to promote and share their culture.

The Breton Party emphasises that the right to settle in any EU country represents major progress in terms of European construction and that thousands of young Bretons currently live in Great Britain due to the limited job opportunities offered in France outside Paris.

Whilst its main priority is to enable Bretons to live in their country, the Breton Party stresses that the considerable income gap between Bretons and numerous other European regions is what penalises the former compared with purchasers from strong growth regions. The intimidation campaigns directed towards British citizens in Brittany will do nothing to support the areas most affected by desertification or to attract key firms and employment with appropriate tax systems and infrastructures

For the Breton Party,

Le Secrétaire Général

Jakez Arnol-Stéphan

Tel : + 33 6 21 69 07 19

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PARTI BRETON

105 Boulevard des Poilus

44300 Nantes

Breizh – Bretagne - Brittany

Tel +33 2 40 49 70 34

contact [at] partibreton.org

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Le Parti Breton a pour but de rassembler, d'unir et d'organiser tous les bretons et amis de la Bretagne décidés à réveiller la conscience nationale du Peuple Breton afin que celui-ci se dote enfin des structures politiques, économiques, sociales et culturelles lui permettant d'assurer en tant qu'entité internationalement reconnue, son avenir et son épanouissement dans le cadre d'une Europe des Peuples et de la Solidarité
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