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The pointless tyranny of Italy’s Covid pass

20 February 2022

6:25 PM

20 February 2022

6:25 PM

While most European countries, especially Britain, are relaxing their Covid restrictions, Italy which has the toughest of the lot, this week made them tougher still – even though the data shows they are futile.

Perhaps it is because Italy is a country where fortune tellers and faith healers are a multi-billion pound business that it has the most draconian vaccine passport regime in Europe.

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