Spain is unlikely to make vaccination against the coronavirus compulsory, at least initially, health ministry sources said.
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Spain to make coronavirus vaccination optional, sources say
Under Spanish law, vaccination is voluntary, although in some cases, such as an epidemic
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Lets wait and see, alot of speculation, i personal don't see the need to have it unless you are over 60. If they start pushing things like immunity passports then i would start to think there is something more sinister going on in the world. And worry for humanity.
Fine, but if someone refuses the vaccine and has to go to hospital with Covid, then they should be forced to pay for the healthcare cost out of their own pocket. Simple choice.
This of course is all nonsense. Without their precious vaccine you will not be able to do anything. They will issue a 'Covid pass' so no travel or shopping without it for starters. They will say you pose a threat to the general public because the 'jab' is, surprise surprise, only 90 percent effective. You wait.