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Plamondon Rikthen Në Qendër Pavarësinë E Kebekut: Provinca E Meriton Statusin E Një Vendi

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Kreu i Partisë së Kebekut (PQ), Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, ka riafirmuar synimin për të organizuar një referendum të ri për pavarësinë e provincës kanadeze frëngjishtfolëse, pas fitores së partisë së tij në zgjedhjet lokale. [...] Read More...

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The Parti Québécois, winner of the election, warned that a referendum on the future of French-speaking territory would not be held before the end of Donald Trump's term.

·Paris, France
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Paul Saint-Pierre Plamonton reaffirmed his intention to organize a new referendum on independence

·Marousi, Greece
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"I will be the Prime Minister of all Quebecers, without exception." Paul St-Pierre-Plamondon (PSPP) spoke for the very first time as Quebec's premier-designate at the head of a minority government in front of a crowd in Montreal's Espace St-Denis.Read also: Paul St-Pierre Plamondon's Parti Québécois wins the provincial election 2026After a 39-day election campaign, the leader first insisted in his 20-minute speech on the extent of the revival of…

·Canada
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The leader of the faction that supports the independence of the French-speaking Canadian province will head the next local government

·Greece
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Quebec "deserves" to become a "country", the leader of the party that supports the independence of the French-speaking Canadian province once again proclaimed on Monday, after emerging victorious.

“It's a matter of survival,” said the president of the Parti Québécois. The Canada article: “Quebec deserves to be a country” — Victory of the separatists in the local elections appeared first in Documento.

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Les Affaires broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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