POLICIES TRY TO SET AN EXAMPLE
While the French are rather suspicious, politicians are mostly sympathetic, hoping to instill confidence, despite dissonant voices.
EELV MEP Yannick Jadot, himself ready for the vaccine, judges that “if the pharmaceutical companies had wanted to create doubt in society, they would not have done it otherwise”, with in particular “the boss of Pfizer who rakes in millions on the day of the announcement.
The President of the Senate (LR) Gérard Larcher, veterinarian by profession, was not against a compulsory vaccine: “it’s not just for oneself, it’s a form of chain of solidarity.”
The boss of LFI Jean-Luc Mélenchon threw a paving stone in the pond on Sunday: “this vaccine does not reassure me”, that developed by the American Pfizer with the German BioNTech which begins to be deployed in the world. But the 2022 presidential candidate will “no doubt do what (him) say (s) a doctor.”
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