France has been right about digital sovereignty since the beginning. It’s a little disappointing that it hasn’t gone very far. Maybe this will give it new momentum.
If the Gendarmerie can do it, the national police should be able to too, but from what I read, they are years behind on wages.
In my opinion, only one of them should exists or they should be responsible for each other instead of internal investigation, firstly, but the police is not part of the military so that’s a first point, and with our fascist interior minister (responsible for the police), i don’t think this is a priority. I am sure that migrating to gendbuntu would not be too hard for the police, but it seems that they are rivals so I don’t see it coming. Kinda deadlocked as a situation
Rivalry between two state organizations with the same role is to be expected I guess. Maybe some historical too as the roots of the national police lay in Vichy’s France…
France has been right about digital sovereignty since the beginning. It’s a little disappointing that it hasn’t gone very far. Maybe this will give it new momentum.
If the Gendarmerie can do it, the national police should be able to too, but from what I read, they are years behind on wages.
In my opinion, only one of them should exists or they should be responsible for each other instead of internal investigation, firstly, but the police is not part of the military so that’s a first point, and with our fascist interior minister (responsible for the police), i don’t think this is a priority. I am sure that migrating to gendbuntu would not be too hard for the police, but it seems that they are rivals so I don’t see it coming. Kinda deadlocked as a situation
They are rivals? Why? That doesn’t make much sense. Shouldn’t they be colleagues?
Rivalry between two state organizations with the same role is to be expected I guess. Maybe some historical too as the roots of the national police lay in Vichy’s France…