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The rest of Europe (and the world) needs to emulate Estonia.
Everyone always brings Estonia when talking about digital administration.
But here in Spain I have never had to go to a government office to bring papers for more than a decade, everything can be done online. I’m not sure what can be done digitally in Estonia that couldn’t be done in Spain. But I’m really curious.
I am not sure if this is the right decision, given the hybrid warfare we see from Russia.
Removing the capabilities to send information, contracts and the like by post, could backfire quite strongly if Russia manages to sabotage electronic communication in parts or even the entire country.
I was gonna ask how they do postal voting then but the simple answer is they don’t.
Yeah, you can’t send your vote by mail. Instead you can vote up to three months before election day at designated places, like municipal offices, retirement homes, libraries, prisons, and hospitals



