Spain's prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, said on Monday that the decision of the United Kingdom to advise against all non-essential trip to Spain was "unjust" from an epidemiological point of view. Sánchez has stressed that the Spanish government is in contact with the UK authorities in seeking a reconsideration.
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Sánchez says that UK advice against travel to Spain is "unjust"
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WHY DO YOU WANT A RECONSIDERATION YOU NOW HAVE WHAT YOU WANT. REMEMBER "TOURISTS GO HOME"
unfortunately for pedro he no longer has the 'big stick' Merkel to threaten the UK with. Instead he's in her pocket for 140 billion and damn well better behave himself ! NOTHINGS FOR FREE.
For the same reason that hundreds of bars and restaurants in Mainland Spain where I live can be be seen on any day, packed with customers carrying on as before with absolutely no restrictions whatsoever.Money.