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Macron's Covid crackdown is a risky bet

13 July 2021

5:28 PM

13 July 2021

5:28 PM

Will the French accept compulsory vaccination against Covid? Health passports to get on a plane or train? Children of 12 jabbed, whether their parents wish it or not? As fears are stoked of yet another wave of infection, we may be about to find out.

In recent days, France has seemed rather normal with restaurants open, summer holidays in full swing, tourists returning, shops open.

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