The executive remains cautious and defends his vaccination pass

The pressure is mounting on the majority to rethink the management of the health crisis while the general public no longer sees the virus in the same way.
The slowdown in the Covid-19 epidemic comes at a time when the vaccine pass – which must be examined on Friday by the Constitutional Council – is about to be deployed in France. He “will no longer be useful” when “it shall come into force”, ruled Monday on European 1 Valérie Pécresse, after supporting her adoption.
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The majority will have no trouble recalling that the right has dragged out the debates in the National Assembly as in the Senate. Nevertheless, the pressure is mounting on the executive to rethink the management of the health crisis while the Omicron variant appears to be less dangerous. Especially with regard to vaccinated people – 78% of French people aged 5 and over -, who are very poorly represented in intensive care with the exception of immunocompromised patients. Despite the still dizzying number of positive cases, the general public no longer sees the virus in the same way. And adheres less to the dramatization that coats the debates.
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