“It is, in our view, a priority, because the conditions no longer require it, it is no longer necessary to use digital certificates to access some commercial spaces, restaurants and even clubs and bars that have been heavily penalised”, argued the Chega leader.
André Ventura considered that “the use of a mask no longer makes sense globally, that is, for all circumstances and should be maintained only under specific circumstances”.
“The rule will no longer be a mask inside and should become a mask when indicated in specific conditions recommended by the Directorate-General for Health (DGS), possibly in very small spaces, in areas of special gatherings”, he added.
Ventura said that “it is now relatively consensual in the scientific community that the pandemic has entered a new phase, an endemic phase”, that the peak of cases has already been exceeded.
“I think that the Council of Ministers that will take place tomorrow has all the conditions to be able to move forward with a new set of measures”, he advocated.
What a clown. He should go out a bit. The restaurants are FULL! Lunchtime, evenings around here, packed! We booked a table Saturday night, they had to slip us in at 7.30 but had another booking for 9 on same table. We all showed our vaccine certificates on entry, all felt safe, and the restaurant didn't have a single spare table. Different restaurant Tuesday lunchtime, my parents arrived 12.00 and already a queue. By 12.20, packed. Nobody is missing the antivax nuts, let them stay home with their beans on toast.
Chega pandering to the antivax nuts are always going to be stuck with a few percent in the polls, because 93% of people have been vaccinated and don't have any problem with 5 seconds to prove it at the door of the restaurant if it makes things a little safer.
By Paul from Lisbon on 17 Feb 2022, 12:02
Indeed, Chega !!
By Mac Nicolson from Algarve on 18 Feb 2022, 16:17