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• Leader of the Concord Centre: naturalisation process must become more preferential
• Latvian Association of Teachers of Russian Language and Literature celebrates 10 year anniversary

The leader of the political party “The Concord Centre” Nils Ushakovs in an interview with

The leader of the political party The Concord Centre Nils Ushakovs in an interview with Latvijas Avize stated that the naturalisation process must become more preferential. We need to adopt new exemptions, for example, for those who have reached the age of retirement naturalisation exams should be easier and the state fee should be smaller. … Such things would make Latvias residents to feel closer to the country, considers Nils Ushakovs.

On 18 March the Latvian Association of Teachers of Russian Language and Literature celebrated its 10-year anniversary.

On 18 March the Latvian Association of Teachers of Russian Language and Literature celebrated its 10-year anniversary. Chas