"It is more important to celebrate them in the coming years"

The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has warned that a "critical stage" of the coronavirus pandemic will take place in the first months of next year, for which he has asked to put "health precautions before any other type of purpose". Christmas.
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"Experts predict that we will attend a critical stage of the pandemic coinciding with the first massive vaccines," he said this Saturday at the PSOE headquarters during an intervention to present the plan 'The Spain that we deserve 2021-2026'.
"This Christmas it is necessary that we put health precautions before any other purpose. Let us give security to those we want to continue together tomorrow," he said.
In this sense, he has encouraged each socialist militant "to contribute their grain of sand", setting an example. "It is much more important to celebrate Christmas in the coming years than this," he assured.
Sánchez has insisted that the objective is to reduce the accumulated incidence to 25 infections per 100,000 inhabitants. "Today we are just over 300, so there is a long way to go," he said.
The President of the Government has stressed that "the next few months will be decisive" to bend the contagion curve of this second wave of the pandemic, and has indicated that the vaccination plan is guided by "equality".
Regarding the outbreak of the pandemic, Sánchez said that "it was terrible news that came when the Government was starting to walk. We have made very difficult decisions in record time."
"We know how others acted in the face of lighter crises. And we know what the opposition did: they voted against the state of alarm, took decisions to Europe, ignored calls for unity and responded with more destructive attacks," Sánchez criticized. In his opinion "there is no such case in Europe." "When this is over we will have to ask where each one was," he stressed.