MADRID – A senior official of the Spanish government in the Aragon region, Mayte Pérez, said that the notices banning Belgium and Germany to its citizens were discriminatory and asked Spanish Chancellor Arancha González Laya to file an official complaint.
Pérez said the COVID-19 pandemic was low in the maximum spaces of his region and added that tour operators had made great efforts to ensure some physical safety.
Belgium and Germany have begged their citizens not to go to Aragon and some other parts of Spain. (Report through Inti Landauro, edited through Gareth Jones)
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