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• Minister of Foreign Affairs of Israel Avigdor Lieberman voiced concerns about activities of neo-Nazis in Latvia and Europe
• Vladimirs Lindermans complained to the Sub-committee on Human Rights of the European Parliament about the naturalisation denial

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Israel Avigdor Lieberman who recently visited Latvia voiced concerns about activities of neo-Nazis in Latvia and other European countries. Mr. Lieberman highly appreciated criticism expressed by Latvian officials about the event devoted to the entry of Nazi troops to Latvia in 1941 held in the centre of Riga on 1 July.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Israel Avigdor Lieberman who recently visited Latvia voiced concerns about activities of neo-Nazis in Latvia and other European countries. Mr. Lieberman highly appreciated criticism expressed by Latvian officials about the event devoted to the entry of Nazi troops to Latvia in 1941 held in the centre of Riga on 1 July. Chas, Vesti Segodnya

Latvian National Bolshevik Vladimirs Lindermans complained to the Sub-committee on Human Rights of the European Parliament about the decision of the Latvian Office of Citizenship and Migration Affairs (OCMA) to refuse his naturalisation application. As reported, the OCMA did not allow Mr. Lindermans to take the naturalisation exams arguing that he did not live permanently in Latvia during the last five years.

Latvian National Bolshevik Vladimirs Lindermans complained to the Sub-committee on Human Rights of the European Parliament about the decision of the Latvian Office of Citizenship and Migration Affairs (OCMA) to refuse his naturalisation application. As reported, the OCMA did not allow Mr. Lindermans to take the naturalisation exams arguing that he did not live permanently in Latvia during the last five years. Diena