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coming on to artie receiving that was martin phone it's a new lecture of political science at the heidelberg center for american studies thank you thank you. now the e.u. commission has proposed to create a digital green certificate that would allow european citizens to travel across the block without having to quarantine on arrival the move does come following pressure from tourism reliant states that have been heavily affected by the pandemic charlotte n.c. as more details. the european commission outlining on monday that its member states need to look at a common approach now to easing restrictions put in place by the kovi 1000 pandemic this is going to come in the sense of a framework which will look at things such as vaccination tests and also look at those who've been able to recover from the virus this is going to come in the form of a digital green certificate and the idea is to reestablish the freedom of movement across the block that is seems a fundamental right here in europe this is what the european commission president. had to say with this digital certificate to health member

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