Sources: Occitania
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Reference work · Independent publication
Occitan Party (Wikipedia) link
Gives the Occitan Party's (Partit Occitan) 1987 founding in Toulouse from a union of Occitanist movements, its autonomist programme, and its current status as the most active Occitanist party, with five regional-level representatives.
Cited on: Occitania, History of Occitanist political movements, Occitania: current status · Source record
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Occitania (Nationalia) link
Confirms Occitania's division across 33 French departments and 7 regions with no unified administrative status, and that French regions cannot conduct cultural or linguistic policy that would conflict with the French Constitution's declaration that French is the Republic's sole language.
Cited on: Occitania, History of Occitanist political movements, Occitania: current status · Source record
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Partit de la Nacion Occitana (Wikipedia) link
Gives the Occitan Nation Party's (PNO) founding in 1959 by François Fontan and its demand for full Occitan independence.
Cited on: Occitania, History of Occitanist political movements · Source record