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Yesterday I saw this piece in the New York Times showing tracking information regarding the worldwide vaccination rates for COVID-19 by country. Of course as more vaccines are approved and more vaccinations are manufactured and distributed the numbers may accelerate quickly. But as of yesterday the outlook for Spain does not look good at all. The chart definition is explained:
The table below shows which countries have vaccinated their residents at the fastest rates since the start of their immunization campaigns, and which vaccinated the most in the last seven days. It also shows, at current speeds and immunization levels, how long it will take for at least half the residents in each country to receive at least one dose of a vaccine.
At the rate Spain is currently distributing its vaccine it will take untilMay/June 2022 to reach the goal of 50% of the population receiving at least one dose. Hopefully this will improve soon.
I have read that the Johnson & Johnson trial results may very well be published in the next couple of weeks. The initial reports in the medical community seems to be very hopeful that the data will be good.
So everyone keep planning and hoping but temper those early expectations. At least that is my advice.
The table below shows which countries have vaccinated their residents at the fastest rates since the start of their immunization campaigns, and which vaccinated the most in the last seven days. It also shows, at current speeds and immunization levels, how long it will take for at least half the residents in each country to receive at least one dose of a vaccine.
At the rate Spain is currently distributing its vaccine it will take untilMay/June 2022 to reach the goal of 50% of the population receiving at least one dose. Hopefully this will improve soon.
I have read that the Johnson & Johnson trial results may very well be published in the next couple of weeks. The initial reports in the medical community seems to be very hopeful that the data will be good.
So everyone keep planning and hoping but temper those early expectations. At least that is my advice.

See Which Country Is Leading the Global Race to Vaccinate
Half of Israelis could receive at least one vaccine dose within a month, while the United States and Europe have been slower to reach their populations.
www.nytimes.com