Vaccine passport to be introduced next week in Portugal

 

mpr21
28th August

From next week, Portugal will join four other European countries in a pilot test of the European Vaccine Passport. The document is a social control instrument that brings together everyone's vaccination data into a single medium.

The passport will be available in various formats, including printed cards, copies sent by mail and digital versions for mobile phones.

The Euvabeco project is already underway, which, for once, is not using Africa as a test field. The guinea pig this time is Portugal, along with Sweden, France, Belgium, Germany, Greece, Latvia, Luxembourg and Poland. But, for the purposes of the experiment, only Latvia, Greece, Belgium, Germany and Portugal are participating.

What was supposed be temporary is becoming permanent. What was exceptional is becoming normal. What used to be intimate is now visible to everyone (literally).

This method of storing and sharing data, rather than relying solely on public health systems, was made possible by the Global Digital Health Certification Network (GDHCN), which was developed for the European Union during the “covid” pandemic .

However, plans to create a vaccination passport, analogue or digital, were already underway before 2020, and even before the vaccines, as we explained in an entry published in 2021.

Now the GDHCN is in the hands of the World Health Organisation and therefore within reach of private companies and obscure foundations, although the situation is presented back-to-front. rather than a centralised database, it is described as a mere instrument for people to access their own data.

The trial in Europe is another step forward following the recent expansion of surveillance introduced by the of the IHR (International Health Regulations) reform. The latter facilitates recurrent lockdowns to impose mandatory vaccination as a way of ensuring a stable market for the pharmaceutical companies manufacturing the latest cutting edge vaccines.

One of Euvabeco’s plans is to impose a vaccine passport worldwide. These will appear in 2026 and extend the experiment beyond this pilot phase, thus reinforcing social control mechanisms under the pretext of public health.

In addition, Euvabeco plans to launch other innovative tools, including a clinical decision system that provides vaccination recommendations, a screening tool to identify “vulnerable populations,” an electronic product information leaflet (e-PIL) to allow the transfer of vaccines between countries without having to repackage them, and a modeling and forecasting tool to assess the impact of public health interventions.

 

Source: https://mpr21.info/los-pasaportes-de-vacunas-se-encargaron-antes-que-las-vacunas/