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Spanish authorities will keep a register of people who refuse to be vaccinated against Covid-19, which will be accessible to other European countries but will not be made public, Spanish Health Minister Salvador Illa said on Monday (December 28). Le Figaro points out.
Salvador Illa stressed that vaccination against the coronavirus, which began on Sunday in Spain as in many other EU countries, will not be mandatory. As for people who do not want to be vaccinated, “What we will do is a record that will also be shared with other European countries,“He went on to say that he meant”to people who will refuse vaccination. This is not a document that will be released. “He said and it will be done “with the utmost respect for data protection.”
According to the latest study published last Monday by the Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas (CIS), a survey institute, the percentage of Spaniards who do not want to be vaccinated has dropped dramatically, from 47% in November to 28% in December. During the same period, the percentage of Spaniards who said they were ready to receive the vaccine increased from 36.8% to 40.5%.
Like many European countries, Spain started its coronavirus vaccination campaign this Sunday with the vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech. The government led by the socialist Pedro Sánchez aims to vaccinate 2.5 million people – those belonging to priority or more vulnerable groups – by the end of February, so that the total balance reaches 15-20 million in summer.
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