Spain's tourism minister, Reyes Maroto, speaking at the El Economista forum. | @mincoturgob (Ministry of Industry, Trade and Tourism)
Madrid18/01/2021 15:56
Speaking on Monday at a forum organised by the financial and business newspaper El Economista, Spain's tourism minister, Reyes Maroto, said that the government is working on a common vaccination certificate that will allow the recovery of international mobility and tourism.
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Very slippery and dangerous slope. The vaccine doesn’t stop transmission, nor does it prevent contraction. This would be a draconian decision not benefitting the people.
So does this mean no vaccine certification no travel? That doesn’t sound like a voluntary vaccine policy. Or a negative test alongside this, as the pharmaceutical companies have stated having this very untested quick roll out new type of vaccine they still don’t know how protected people are. Also why isn’t anyone financially liable for this if injury or death occurs? If the safety of it is so good then they should stand by their product and if it kills someone they should be held accountable!