Sports He will not be at Roland Garros

In a message on his Twitter account, Maracineanu confirmed that this health certificate has been adopted, so that "since the law is enacted, it will be mandatory to enter spaces already subject to the health passport (stadiums, theaters or halls) to the whole of the spectators, of the practitioners, of the professionals, French or foreigners”.

The minister took the opportunity to thank the sports movement for its action of "convicting the last and few unvaccinated" and insisted that both now intend to work together to "preserve competitions" and promote the vaccination passport "at the international level ”.

It had been the same Maracineanu who on January 7, in the midst of the political and judicial dispute in Australia over the presence of Djokovic, had indicated that the Serb could participate in Roland Garros, scheduled between the end of May and the beginning of June.

The French head of Sports argued then that France would apply an exception to the obligation of the vaccination certificate to athletes in international competitions, so that the new French regulations would not apply to them and they could compete even without being immunized.

She justified it with the argument that in international competitions the "mandatory protocols imposed by the federations" govern, which, according to her, would be above French regulations.

Keep in mind that, unlike what happens in Australia, to enter France you do not necessarily have to have the complete vaccination schedule. You can arrive in the country with a health passport that proves to have a negative test instead.

However, the bill on the vaccination certificate that should come into force at the end of this week (it is still pending an appeal before the Constitutional Council) is going to impose it to have a drink in a bar or a restaurant, to go to the cinema, a show or a stadium, but also to use long-distance public transport (buses, trains, planes or boats).

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The clothing brand Lacoste, main sponsor of tennis number one, the Serbian Novak Djokovic, will hold him accountable for the controversy of recent days in Australia, from where he was finally expelled for not meeting the country's vaccination requirements.

Fact

The French Government announced that all those who compete will have to have the complete (vaccination) guideline, as will be required of the public and the professionals who will attend.

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