The Interior Minister, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, presented the European DNI, the new version of the electronic identity document that updates its image and incorporates new security measures, both visible and invisible, and that can be carried on your mobile.
The actress Luisa martin, Inspector Miralles in the television series Serve and protect, has been the first person to receive the new DNI at an event held in Móstoles (Madrid), where Marlaska was accompanied by the Director General of the Police, Francisco Pardo, and by the Government delegate in Madrid, Mercedes González, among other authorities.
The actress, after receiving the DNI, said in a video that she felt “very happy” and “proud” of having been chosen. “It was a very emotional ceremony and I I thank the Police who, once again, have thought of me and decided that I am worthy of such honor“.
“It has been a very emotional ceremony and I thank the Police who, once again, have thought of me and have decided that I am worthy of such honor”
Thus, the interpreter urges her followers to continue watching TVE fiction because “this (in reference to the series) has brought us this (pointing to the DNI)”.
This new model of European DNI is part of the Digital Identity Program of the National Police, financed with funds from the European Union and with a global endowment of 25 million euros, of which 6.5 will be invested in 2021.
This new model of European DNI is part of the Digital Identity Program of the National Police
The program is currently working on the development of a free application that will soon allow any citizen to accredit their identity and use the electronic signature from their mobile device.
The National Police, together with the National Currency and Stamp Factory, has designed a support that includes material, technical, security, functional and usability characteristics in accordance with the needs of the digital age.
Among the changes introduced, the new DNI includes the denomination in English –National Identity Card–, and the two-letter code of the Member State –ES in the case of Spain– has also been added on the front, printed in negative in a rectangle blue and surrounded by twelve yellow stars.
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