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Spotlight FRANCE Issue dated 16/07/2009

An academy and fatter pay for French spies

The Pecheur report on the management of human resources in French intelligence agencies will be submitted to the Elysee palace at the end of July. If the findings are endorsed, a true U.S.-style French intelligence community could see the light [...] (553 words)

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