In November 2021, Costa Rica became the first nation in the world to require kids to receive COVID vaccinations. But things seem to have turned when the President of Costa Rica abolished the COVID vaccine mandate after saying that ‘our people are not cattle.’
The COVID "vaccine" mandate was rescinded by Costa Rica's newly elected president on Wednesday.
"As of today, the vaccines are not mandatory," President Rodrigo Chaves Robles said during a press conference on August 3. “And therefore any action taken against anyone who does not want to be vaccinated is an action that is against the law.”
Recently elected Costa Rica president, Rodrigo Robles, rescinds the vaccine mandate. Makes it illegal to force anyone. pic.twitter.com/mFoEXh1PxD
Although Chaves, who'd been elected in April 2022, has received a vaccination and urges others to think about "vaccination" as well, he stated that his primary stance is that "fundamentally that people have freedom of choice."
“But, if you don’t want to, as I said during my campaign: ...
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