Joaquim Boadas, secretary general of Spain NightLife, the national association for nightlife businesses, reacted to Friday's announcement by the Spanish government by saying that a "new total closure doesn't just place us on the brink of the abyss, it will be total ruin".
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Nightlife sector says it faces "total ruin"
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Take this opportunity to level the lot, eradicate the scum that infect it, build quality tourist accommodation to attract the best tourists to appreciate the island and its capital.
James, wow...I've never heard of that 50%. Why wouldn't you get the vaccine? Oh, right, the nanobots of Mr Gates that wants to control us. And 5G. And at the moment there are more mild because now the majority are young, because they don't protect themselves. Why would you want it to spread more? So that more people die? And who was talking about creating a vaccine for every corona virus? Did we need so far vaccines for the common cold? These kind of messages are meant to mislead people. Between some information, throw in something like that.people will just pick it up and spread it. Shame on you, James!
It seems crazy to close down the economy and people's livelihoods when we are seeing nearly 90% of new cases are asymptomatic or mild. We need to start to live with this virus and stop assuming there will be a vaccine soon. It's very hard if not impossible to create a vaccine for any corona virus. From the data I have seen only about 50% of people would be willing to risk taking the vaccine anyway.