spainrico

https://english.elpais.com/society/2...-of-alarm.html

I understand the need but I can't stand them so I will minimise going out anywhere I have to use them.

Fredbargate

Unless you are a professional footballer

bxpuser24710519

Spitting is just a foul habit. No need anywhere, anytime.

Notdunroamin

On the subject of being 'stuck' somewhere, l won't deny that there will have been genuine exceptions however I think in the vast majority of instances, and certainly in terms of the EU, there will be few cases of being stuck which do not involve at least some element of choice.

olivefarmer

Agreed. Some would be influenced by family health issues. Others by costs, risks, practicalities, possibilities for getting back to habitual residence. In fairness the EU countries bent over backwards to facilitate travel to ones habitual residence or indeed away from for humanitarian or health reasons.

bobd22

Spot on life is a series of choices which one weighs up and makes no one situation is the same as the next.

TicTac111

Hi,
I still live in the UK but would like to relocate to Spain when we are free from the virus. We have to wear masks but only on public transport from 15/6. Do you think people should wear masks also in shops for example???

Rosemary

In Spain we are obliged to wear masks in shops, public transport and in the streets if it is not possible to stay 2 metres apart. I believe that the Spanish government is putting in good measures to protect its citizens.

Rosemary

TicTac111

Yes you're lucky to live there. The only thing I would miss when I would move to Spain next week are my friends here. I'm originally from Germany and have got some good friends here and just feel more comfy to be together with Brits they have also a good sense of humor ;-)