EPOQUE DESAIX - Politics
Bretons Call for Unification; Auvergne Answers
May 2nd, 2026

Since the collapse of the American warlordship in Orleans, thousands of Bretons have called for the Federation to integrate the island into France, and to rid the violent American political and military dissidents from the community, stating that they have no place in Breton society. While these calls by Breton activists have gone unanswered by Lyon, Governor Sartre — a Breton-born man — has brought it upon himself to save the island from the remaining American forces, and to rectify the great hardship brought upon his native people since the deluge.

In a recent press release, independent councilmember Lise Baumé, who represents Martel, supported Sartre’s proposition for Breton integration, saying “It would be a great step towards full French unification.”, and that “The Bretons have very little in the way of representation on the international stage, and unification with France could call the world to view the atrocities committed by the former American regime.”

As it stands, full Breton integration under Auvergne would result in the Council gaining eight representatives from the islands; a number large enough to sway the political field if warranted. However, many Breton politicians such as Abram Maret, the mayor of Callac, say that “Sartre’s prosperous leadership within Vichy for over twenty years has done nothing but show us that he is a man to stand for, and who can represent us to the greatest degree within the French Federation.”, Implying that most, if not all hypothetical Breton delegates would be members of Guinefortisme!

With Sartre and the Auvergne Council convinced that Breton integration can be accomplished within the year alongside other planned integrations near Cosnac, Vichyites can expect at least twelve more council members to join the government in the upcoming 2027 Councilmember Election.