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SLOVAKIA

Vaccination Survey Cooled Politicians: Really Cold Shower, Slovakia Rushes to Worst

Sugar Mizzy November 21, 2021

Interest in vaccinations has risen sharply in recent days. This is probably due to the extremely bad pandemic situation in Slovakia, which brought us to the top of the seven-day incidence world rankings. It is currently possible to register for the third dose of vaccination. In this context, Markíza Television commissioned a survey to find out the willingness of vaccinated people to receive a booster dose. 585 respondents used the survey. His results were published in a discussion session on the Body and there are no differences. While the present politicians – MEPs Monika Beňová, Juraj Krúpa and Peter Pčolinský predicted numbers of around 60 to 80 percent, the reality showed a value of 45.5 percent. Just over 30 percent still weight, almost 23 percent refuse the third dose. People aged 25-34 showed the least confidence in the third dose, while about half of those over the age of 65 were in favor of it.

The survey also asked unvaccinated people if they would undergo vaccination at the next stage. Less than four percent of them answered in the affirmative, which is an ominous number. On the contrary, more than 67 percent do not want to be vaccinated, less than a third still weigh.

Source: Getty Images

The coalition prefers lockdown over mandatory vaccination

Politicians said in the discussion that in the current situation they prefer the older introduction of a hard lockdown. They stated this in Sunday’s TV show Markíza Na telo. Pčolinský emphasized that the coalition parties SaS and Za lidí also have an initial reaction to the obligor. “We’re glad we’d rather have a tough lockdown now.” said for We are a family. According to him, the restrictions for the unvaccinated, which apply from Monday, will not solve the situation.

Beňová’s attitude towards compulsory vaccination has changed. “Based on my own experience, I don’t think that’s the right way to go.” said vaccinees could also become infected. According to some problems with measures or lockdowns, countries with higher vaccinations than Slovakia solve them. She would welcome positive testimonials to learn how to behave and treat.

The vaccination survey has cooled

Source: TASR – Jaroslav Novak

According to Krúpa and Pčolinský, the presented proposal for a tax-levy reform of the Minister of Finance Igor Matovič (OĽANO) is only the beginning of a discussion. “The material will go to an interdepartmental comment procedure, everyone can lead to it, there is enough time for us to teach it.” said MP We are a family. Krupa, who is before the parliamentary security committee, I agree that the reform should also be paid for by reducing defense spending.

In connection with the proposed reforms of hospitals and national parks, Krúpa says that these are necessary changes that cannot be accepted. He pointed to funding from the recovery plan to optimize hospitals. “We are in favor of reforms, but they must be communicated normally and the municipalities and people who are fundamentally affected must agree to it.” Pčolinský emphasized.

The vaccination survey has cooled

Source: Topky / Vlado Anjel

Krúpa and Pčolinský admitted that the change of paragraph 363 would be a topic only in the spring. Beňová asked the deputies not to limit the powers of the Attorney General and by questioning them, they did not reduce his credibility in the eyes of the public. Beňová, I think, that the chairman of Smer-SD, Robert Fico, did not run for president in the next elections.

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