Villacís celebrates that Spain opens its borders: "We have to start moving now"

The deputy mayor of Madrid, Begoña Villacís, has celebrated the opening of borders in Spain starting on Monday to the travelers of the countries accrediting having received the complete schedule of a vaccine recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO) or the European Agency of Medicine (EMA). “We have to start moving now,” defended the mayor to underline that it must be done with “responsibility and safety” because the Covid-19 pandemic “has not happened.” During the opening of the fair ‘Los Sábados del Rastro ‘, the deputy mayor has defended that Spain has “to start opening up to tourism now” and has defended that it is done “with certain security”, taking as an example the United Kingdom, one of the main emitters of tourists, due to its vaccination rate Thus, it has celebrated the opening of borders due to the improvement of the epidemiological situation. “We have vaccines, something that was unimaginable a year ago, so we are going to get out of this one,” said the deputy mayor, who congratulated herself that “fortunately we are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.” Finally, she recalled that Ciudadanos has defended in the European Union, in the hands of MEP José Ramón Bauzá, initiatives to promote safe tourism such as the Covid passport or the vaccination health certificate “so that we can move with more tranquility and more freedom.” to doctor »Begoña Villacís also stressed that the scientific criteria established for the application of the second dose of AstraZeneca must be followed after the recommendation of the Bioethics Committee to inoculate the second dose with this same vaccine to people under 60 years, provided they sign an informed consent.”There is too much politician involved in a doctor lately,” has censured the Citizens. “The correct decision, as agreed by the Public Health Commission, is the heterologous regimen with a second dose of Pfizer. But given the risk that a person remains without completing the vaccination, due to what this means for the community and the person himself, if he expresses his rejection of this guideline, then we recommend that the second dose of AstraZeneca be offered to him, “he defended the president of the Bioethics Commission, Federico de Montalvo. “Those who have to speak now are the technicians and if we have not learned that in a year, we have not learned anything”, has settled the mayor of Citizens.