Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia, Latvia and Slovakia will receive a higher proportion of the 10 million vacancies that the European Union will receive on behalf of Pfizer in order to compensate for the losses he has incurred in his vacancies. has not complied with the calendar of desperate entrees.
Decades of Member States, between them Spain, agree to give five cents a fraction of the proportion that the corresponding correspondence of 10 million vacancies, while Austria, the Czech Republic and Slovenia decide not to share their assignment.
This means that, for example, in Spain the corresponding letter was received by exactly 1,057,166 of the 10 million that Pfizer -debited and that its population increased by as much as 10% of the European population-, but it opted for one third so that Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia, Latvia and Slovakia can accelerate their evacuation campaigns and will not be able to compete with enough AstraZeneca doses.
In this way, Spain will receive 740,016 doses of the 10 million that Pfizer has acquired, according to a document stating the exact quantities that it received from one of the Veintisiete and the two Efe.
Thanks to the gesture of generosity of Spain and other diocesan countries, Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia, Latvia and Slovakia, received, in addition to its proportionate share of the population of 10 million total, 2.85 million additional that only tend to be between.
The agreement on vacancies that is being implemented by the European Commission implies that each country has access to these pharmacies in proportion to its population, while the United States may choose to prioritize vacancies before it can be distributed.
Bulgaria, for example, posted by AstraZeneca and not by Pfizer-BioNTech because its logistics were the easiest and it tended to be above and beyond the records and returns in the first steps.
The Portuguese Presidency of the Council, which elaborated on the proposal for redress, explained in a statement that an “extraordinary” solution had been taken which would have allowed a significant expression of solidarity with the distribution of these millions of vacancies to the Member States that are more necessary “.
“Celebrate the increased agreement on the solidarity of vacancies between the Member States of the EU, which allows to vacate at least 45% of the population of each of them for the June finals. Now we will accelerate the vacancy and march a just, ecological and digital recovery “, said the Portuguese Prime Minister, Antonio Costa.
Oostenryk has one of the countries that initially has advocated for solidarity, but it is marked by the final agreement when it becomes clear that there is one of the countries that needs more vacancies.