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First Shipment of Sinovac Vaccines Arrive in Mexico
"The country has commitments for 34.4 million doses of the American Pfizer vaccine, 79.4 million of the British AstraZeneca, 35 million of the Chinese CanSino, 24 million of the Russian Sputnik V, 10 million of the Chinese Sinovac and 51.4 from the World Health Organization's COVAX platform." (translated by Ricardo Acerco)
Wow. What is the population of Mexico?
Which goes hand-in-hand with this:
www.nytimes.com
This could be real tricky for us. We plan on driving back to the u.s soon (hopefully not for long) and this ridiculous
soon-to-be requirement is not on the table. Not even an option at this point.
www.reuters.com
We crossed into Mexico in December without a hiccup and the border was said to be "closed" then too. I assume this is another scare tactic.
That being said, I think our days of freely traveling between the two countries are coming to a rapid close.
"The country has commitments for 34.4 million doses of the American Pfizer vaccine, 79.4 million of the British AstraZeneca, 35 million of the Chinese CanSino, 24 million of the Russian Sputnik V, 10 million of the Chinese Sinovac and 51.4 from the World Health Organization's COVAX platform." (translated by Ricardo Acerco)
Wow. What is the population of Mexico?

Which goes hand-in-hand with this:
Coming Soon: The ‘Vaccine Passport’

Coming Soon: The ‘Vaccine Passport’
In the near future, travel may require digital documentation showing that passengers have been vaccinated or tested for the coronavirus. Answers to your questions.
This could be real tricky for us. We plan on driving back to the u.s soon (hopefully not for long) and this ridiculous
soon-to-be requirement is not on the table. Not even an option at this point.
U.S. extends travel restrictions at land borders with Canada, Mexico through March 21
U.S. extends travel restrictions at land borders with Canada, Mexico through March 21
U.S. land borders with Canada and Mexico will remain closed to non-essential travel until at least March 21, the one-year anniversary of the restrictions to address COVID-19 transmission concerns, the U.S. government said Friday.

We crossed into Mexico in December without a hiccup and the border was said to be "closed" then too. I assume this is another scare tactic.
That being said, I think our days of freely traveling between the two countries are coming to a rapid close.
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