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epa01543697 YEARENDER 2008 JULY Italian Red Cross workers talk to a Romaini mother and her kids, as they engage in a test of controversial census of Italy's nomad camps, in a community of some 50 Bosnian immigrants living in an illegal camp in the Corvial district, outskirts of Rome, 17 July 2008. A controversial census of Italy's Romani camps will continue, Interior Minister Roberto Maroni said on 16 July. Maroni said the survey of Roma adults and children, which includes fingerprinting, had not been 'superseded' by parliament's decision to require fingerprints on all Italian ID cards from January 2010. The minister rejected a call from Democratic Party leader Walter Veltroni to scrap the census because of the changed ID card rules. He said he was ready to sue anyone who accused him of being racist. Maroni meets on Thursday in Rome with Romanian Interior Minister Cristian David to discuss Italy's camp census programme. EPA/MASSIMO PERCOSSI {{ (File:INT7013847.jpg)(Country:Italy)(City:ROME)(Object:YEARENDER 2008 JULY) }}