Stefan Pilsinger (CSU): Greece is a model in vaccinations

Mandatory vaccination for people over 50 in Germany, the ongoing pandemic and the election of the new Chilean President in the comments of the German press.

Greece is a model in terms of vaccination according to a Christian Socialist politician, as reported by the German Network of Authors RND. “According to CSU’s Stephan Pilsinger, a mandatory coronavirus vaccine should be introduced for people over the age of 50.”

The report states: “The health system is threatened with overload in view of the uncontrolled Omicron variant of the coronavirus,” Pilsinger warned. They will have to get the vaccine. A monthly fine of 100 euros will be imposed in case of violations from mid-January. The number of first vaccinations in the relevant age group has been launched since then. “Even as a Liberal Democrat I can accept such a measure, because compulsory vaccination restricts my personal freedom to a very small area,” Gauck told the Augsburger Allgemeine. “Vaccination is the obvious solution.”

Did the pandemic become a habit?

The response to the pandemic is mentioned in a front page comment and DOES and writes: “The new federal government must follow in the footsteps of the old one faster than expected. In order to ensure the functioning of critical infrastructure, emergency plans must be drawn up to deal with any loss of staff due to a new wave of transmission … The Prime Ministers and the Federal Chancellor cannot complete this meeting. “Even the ‘tough’ arsenal of interventions should probably be used on Tuesday. A general lockdown is still ruled out, but at the local level it may be inevitable.”

The new President of Chile

In the election of the first left-wing President of Chile, Gabriel Boric, after Salvatore Allende, who has a partner of Greek origin, Irina Karamanos, her comment is mentioned. Süddeutsche newspaper “People do not have to worry about Chile slipping into a communist dictatorship. In terms of its political content, Gabriel Boric is about as radical as Olaf Solz. Free schools and universities, a good state pension, good health care for those who do not have private health insurance The Chancellor would sign all this … Boric wants to burden the richest 1.5% of Chileans and mining companies a little more. Radical only in words. He wants to get to the root of the Chilean system. show that it can deal with its critics, reduce crime and implement the announced social reforms without hindering the economy. Difficult tasks weigh on the shoulders of the 35-year-old and the hopes of his generation. New President Boric has emerged as an extremist. What nonsense. ”

Maria Rigoutsou

SOURCE: Deutsche Welle