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Brittany. Churches and Chapels: Who Will Pay to Save Them?

In Guingamp, November 5, 2026, the Regional Matrimonial and Heritage Meetings raise the question of the future of religious buildings. From Colpo to Pont-l-Abbé, the communal budgets reveal the cost of their maintenance and the limits of aid.

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