Christian Troadec : Nous construirons une liste autonome et autonomiste pour les régionales de 2028
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During the inauguration of the 37th edition of the Book Festival in Brittany, this Saturday, October 24, in Carhaix, Mayor Christian Troadec paid a lengthy tribute to Charlie Grall, co-founder of the festival, who passed away on February 28. He also announced his intention to actively participate in the regional elections of March 2028 with an autonomist list from the first round and without any alliances in the second round. A paradigm shift in Breton politics.
Evoking Charlie Grall's commitment to Brittany, Christian Troadec highlighted the growing aspirations for autonomy revealed by a recent IFOP survey: See our article from October 23 He sees it as recognition of the work accomplished over decades by Breton activists, of whom Charlie Grall was one of the figures.
"We will build an autonomous and autonomist list in the first round that will not sell itself for a plate of lentils or Paimpol beans, even if they are excellent, in the second round of the regional elections." - C. Troadec
This statement marks a shift in the electoral strategy advocated by Christian Troadec and supported by other activists like Yvon Ollivier. While Breton autonomist parties have regularly sought alliances with major national parties in the second round of regional elections, the mayor of Carhaix asserts that he wants to prioritize a political power dynamic rather than negotiating positions within the regional majority.
Find above the entirety of his speech, delivered at the Glenmor space in Carhaix.
