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| office1            = [[Governor (Zamastan)|Governor]] of [[Titania (Province)|Titania]]
| office1            = [[Governor (Zamastan)|Governor]] of [[Titania (Province)|Titania]]
| term_start1        = 12 September 2018
| term_start1        = 12 September 2018
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| term_end1          = 4 September 2022
| predecessor1        = [[Leed Walker]]
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| successor1          = [[Henry Parmelin]]
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'''Josselin Corne''' is a [[Zamastan]]ian politician and broadcaster who serves as the [[Governor (Zamastan)|Governor]] of [[Titania (Province)|Titania]], having been elected in 2018 against incumbent [[Leed Walker]]. After studying for a postgraduate diploma in broadcast journalism at the [[University of Titania]], Corne was employed at a local station of [[Zamastan News Network|ZNN East]] in 1991 and later entered local politics as a member of the [[Green Liberal Party (Zamastan)|Green Liberal Party]]. He was elected mayor of [[Aurelia (Zamastan)|Aurelia]] in 2000, and was later elected to represent Titania's [[Congress Chamber (Zamastan)|11th district]] in [[Congressional Hall (Zamastan)|Congressional Hall]] in 2008.  
'''Josselin Corne''' is a [[Zamastan]]ian politician and broadcaster who served as the [[Governor (Zamastan)|Governor]] of [[Titania (Province)|Titania]], having been elected in 2018 against incumbent [[Leed Walker]] and losing his third reelection bid to [[Henry Parmelin]] in 2022. After studying for a postgraduate diploma in broadcast journalism at the [[University of Titania]], Corne was employed at a local station of [[Zamastan News Network|ZNN East]] in 1991 and later entered local politics as a member of the [[Green Liberal Party (Zamastan)|Green Liberal Party]]. He was elected mayor of [[Aurelia (Zamastan)|Aurelia]] in 2000, and was later elected to represent Titania's [[Congress Chamber (Zamastan)|11th district]] in [[Congressional Hall (Zamastan)|Congressional Hall]] in 2008.  
 
On August 18th, 2022, Corne [[Attempted assassination of Josselin Corne|was shot and seriously wounded]] during a campaign stop in [[Torport]] for his reelection bid. One of Corne's security guards was killed. The would-be assassin, a man named Geard Beuled, was a self-proclaimed [[Mayotte]]an nationalist. 


==Early life and education==
==Early life and education==
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===Congressman===
===Congressman===
==Governor==
==Governor==
===Assassination attempt===
''See also: [[Attempted assassination of Josselin Corne]]''
On Thursday, August 18th 2022, Corne arrived at a campaign stop in the city of [[Torport]] as he was bidding for reelection to a second term as governor against [[Blue Conservative Party (Zamastan)|BCP]] candidate [[Henry Parmelin]]. As Corne was delivering a speech in front of a steel factory, a man with a handgun approached the stage and opened fire, striking the governor in the lower chest and left arm according to officials. A security officer on Corne's detail, James Kabe, was also shot and killed, pronounced dead at the scene with a wound to the head. The would-be assassin was detained by officers as Corne was rushed away and driven to Torport General Hospital, where he was induced into emergency surgery. Authorities identified the shooter as Geard Beuled, a self-proclaimed Mayottean nationalist who traveled across the border from the Mayottean town of [[Torrelav]] to the campaign stop.
Corne's injuries, while critical, were not life threatening. The shooter was less than five meters away from the governor when the gunfire rang out, and witness reports indicated that a total of four shots were fired - two hit the governor, one hit the unnamed security officer, and another missed. A spokesman for Corne stated that the governor is responsive and thanked responders for their efforts in detaining the perpetrator. "The governor wishes to convey his heartfelt condolences to the officer who lost his life today, and wishes to thank all other security detail present," the statement said.
A manifesto posted on Beuled's social media only an hour before the shooting was similar to that of other nationalist groups who have harbored anti-federal sentiments in violent ways. Beuled cites [[Mayotte]]an President [[Thomas Bonhomme]] as having "given [him] this mission to redeem our identity by removing federal apologists like Josselin Corne." Beuled also states in the manifesto that he "wishes for the return of the Holy Empire," a suspected aluding to the ongoing political crisis engulfing south central Euronia with the anticipated [[Drambenburg]]ian annexation of [[Chaesia]] and the political quagmire surrounding the results of the [[Blaoria]]n election.
[[President of Zamastan|President]] [[Atticus Moreau]] spoke to governor Corne via a telephone call, releasing a statement saying that his "heart and prayers are with governor Corne and his family during this difficult time, and I wish him a full and speedy recovery so he can get back to campaigning and governing." Moreau also condemned the attack and others like it, saying "sympathy towards ideologies do not endorse violence and terrorism to achieve their goals. As such, I call on those who believe in the cause of Mayottean national identity to deny these extremists any ground. When a noble pursuit is tarnished with violence, it is no longer noble."
==Personal life==
==Personal life==


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Latest revision as of 19:08, 4 September 2022

Josselin Corne
Official portrait of Jason McCartney MP crop 2.jpg
Governor of Titania
In office
12 September 2018 – 4 September 2022
Preceded byLeed Walker
Succeeded byHenry Parmelin
Personal details
Born (1968-01-29) 29 January 1968 (age 56)
Aurelia, Titania, Zamastan
Political partyGreen Liberal Party
Children2

Josselin Corne is a Zamastanian politician and broadcaster who served as the Governor of Titania, having been elected in 2018 against incumbent Leed Walker and losing his third reelection bid to Henry Parmelin in 2022. After studying for a postgraduate diploma in broadcast journalism at the University of Titania, Corne was employed at a local station of ZNN East in 1991 and later entered local politics as a member of the Green Liberal Party. He was elected mayor of Aurelia in 2000, and was later elected to represent Titania's 11th district in Congressional Hall in 2008.

On August 18th, 2022, Corne was shot and seriously wounded during a campaign stop in Torport for his reelection bid. One of Corne's security guards was killed. The would-be assassin, a man named Geard Beuled, was a self-proclaimed Mayottean nationalist.

Early life and education

Political career

Mayor of Aurelia

Congressman

Governor

Assassination attempt

See also: Attempted assassination of Josselin Corne

On Thursday, August 18th 2022, Corne arrived at a campaign stop in the city of Torport as he was bidding for reelection to a second term as governor against BCP candidate Henry Parmelin. As Corne was delivering a speech in front of a steel factory, a man with a handgun approached the stage and opened fire, striking the governor in the lower chest and left arm according to officials. A security officer on Corne's detail, James Kabe, was also shot and killed, pronounced dead at the scene with a wound to the head. The would-be assassin was detained by officers as Corne was rushed away and driven to Torport General Hospital, where he was induced into emergency surgery. Authorities identified the shooter as Geard Beuled, a self-proclaimed Mayottean nationalist who traveled across the border from the Mayottean town of Torrelav to the campaign stop.

Corne's injuries, while critical, were not life threatening. The shooter was less than five meters away from the governor when the gunfire rang out, and witness reports indicated that a total of four shots were fired - two hit the governor, one hit the unnamed security officer, and another missed. A spokesman for Corne stated that the governor is responsive and thanked responders for their efforts in detaining the perpetrator. "The governor wishes to convey his heartfelt condolences to the officer who lost his life today, and wishes to thank all other security detail present," the statement said.

A manifesto posted on Beuled's social media only an hour before the shooting was similar to that of other nationalist groups who have harbored anti-federal sentiments in violent ways. Beuled cites Mayottean President Thomas Bonhomme as having "given [him] this mission to redeem our identity by removing federal apologists like Josselin Corne." Beuled also states in the manifesto that he "wishes for the return of the Holy Empire," a suspected aluding to the ongoing political crisis engulfing south central Euronia with the anticipated Drambenburgian annexation of Chaesia and the political quagmire surrounding the results of the Blaorian election.

President Atticus Moreau spoke to governor Corne via a telephone call, releasing a statement saying that his "heart and prayers are with governor Corne and his family during this difficult time, and I wish him a full and speedy recovery so he can get back to campaigning and governing." Moreau also condemned the attack and others like it, saying "sympathy towards ideologies do not endorse violence and terrorism to achieve their goals. As such, I call on those who believe in the cause of Mayottean national identity to deny these extremists any ground. When a noble pursuit is tarnished with violence, it is no longer noble."

Personal life