President Armengol stated on Tuesday that "we are vaccinating at an extraordinary pace" and that the Balearic Islands are capable of administering as many vaccines as are received.
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Vaccination "at an extraordinary pace" in the Balearics
Almost a third of the target population has been vaccinated
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Can one expect umbrella, straw and a slice of pineapple with this cocktail?
For the past 2 days there are no vaccine appointments as they have run out of vaccine
What else do you expect this woman to say: "sorry people, I suck at my job and my policies are rubbish?". She is only a politician, so she will even praise mud as gold. Mean time, the IB Salut people make a tremendous effort. I have been for my first jab myself. I was truly impressed how efficient and well organised it all was. So hurray for IB Salut, not for Armengol.