The new federation of parties of stateless nations under the French state 'Pays Unis' is born

"After the French Revolution, the Jacobins took part in the destruction of carnal identities, languages, traditions. We believe it is time for the Girondins to take revenge." Pays Unis presents itself as a federation of regionalist and nationalist parties working towards an ideal of fruitful, peaceful and fraternal cooperation. It was officially formed on January 15 in Paris. They include Bastir Occitanie, the Breton Party, the Lorraine Party, the Basque Nationalist Party (ENJ-PNB) and Prouvènço Nacioun. Bastir Occitanie is also an alliance between País Nostra and the Occitan Nation Party (PNO), which has clarified its position, as well as independents. If the PNO or the Breton Party defend independence, the other formations defend different degrees of self-government within regionalism. These differences, however, are not a reason for the exclusion of any formation but a commitment to build, from the plurality, a pole of stateless nations within the hexagon.