US EditionSpain: Justice Recognizes Side Effects of the Astrazeneca Vaccine as an Industrial Accident
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Barcelona became the scene of an unprecedented court ruling in Spain. Social Court No. 31 ruled that the adverse effects caused by the vaccine against AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 can be considered an industrial accident, marking a milestone in national jurisprudence. The resolution favors Pedro García, professor of Physics and Chemistry at the Institut Infanta Isabel d’Aragó, who in 2021 received the vaccine as part of the group of essential workers.…
Barcelona became the scene of an unprecedented court ruling in Spain. Social Court No. 31 ruled that the adverse effects caused by the vaccine against AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 can be considered an industrial accident, marking a milestone in national jurisprudence. The resolution favors Pedro García, professor of Physics and Chemistry at the Institut Infanta Isabel d’Aragó, who in 2021 received the vaccine as part of the group of essential workers.…
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