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Currently we have no article dedicated to the "Guardians of the Peace" (gardiens de la paix) who are auxiliaries in the French, Belgian, and Swiss police forces. One is available on French Wikipedia. If one is created here too, this page (which is clearly not the primary topic) should be moved to Guardians of the Peace (Burundi). — Brigade Piron ( talk) 19:27, 23 November 2016 (UTC) reply

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