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• Naturalisation Board installs video surveillance cameras in its regional examination centres
• Chairman of the Russian International Affairs Committee Konstantin Kosachev: Latvia and Estonia have to grant citizenship to all residents born on their territory

The Naturalisation Board (NB) will install video surveillance cameras in its regional examination centres this week. The Head of the NB Eizenija Aldermane stated that video surveillance will help control both the staff of the institution and applicants.

The Naturalisation Board (NB) will install video surveillance cameras in its regional examination centres this week. The Head of the NB Eizenija Aldermane stated that video surveillance will help control both the staff of the institution and applicants. Chas, Vesti Segodnya, Telegraf, Latvijas Avize

Chas reports that the Chairman of the Russian International Affairs Committee Konstantin Kosachev in a meeting with journalist form the Baltic countries stated that Latvia and Estonia have to grant citizenship to all residents who were born on their territory automatically. Mr. Kosachev believed that it would improve the relations of these countries with Russia.