Covid-19 vaccine rollout progress in Catalonia: graph updated weekly
On December 27, 2020, 89-year-old Josefa Pérez became first resident to receive a dose
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68% of Catalans think Covid-19 vaccine should be compulsory, says study
Majority approve of Covid passports for hospitality and financing vaccine efforts abroad
Pandemic in Catalonia worsens as it approaches European average
Covid incidence rate surpasses 400 for first time in 4 months, with ICU pressure increasing
Catalonia's Covid incidence rate grows, but far milder than European average
Three quarters of Catalans fully vaccinated, among highest rates on continent
Catalonia surpasses 70% of population fully vaccinated
5.5 million out of 7.7 million inhabitants are now completely inoculated against Covid-19
Deaths in Catalonia up 23.5% compared to 2019
Figures above Spain’s average but far from Madrid’s rate of increase
Patients with rare diseases demand to be prioritized for Covid-19 vaccine
Health department admits some people "left behind" as it attempts to interpret guidelines "as broadly as possible"
Fira Barcelona will administer 6,000 Covid vaccine doses a day from Monday
Largest vaccination site in Catalonia is still far from reaching its full potential of 20,000 daily jabs
70 to 79 year olds to be vaccinated from April 12, estimates government
Over one million residents have received at least one dose, as rollout for ages 60 to 65 continues
Vaccinations in Catalonia could be advanced to Dec 27-29 following EU plan
European Commission pledges EU-wide vaccination program for late December