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Felipe VI received the coronavirus vaccine this Saturday. After the activities of the Armed Forces Day in which he participated during the morning, he went to the WiZink Center, one of the massive vaccination points enabled by the Community of Madrid, according to sources close to the Royal House, who have not specified which vaccine he received. The King is 53 years old and, therefore, he has agreed to the vaccination in his turn: in the Madrid community, all adults between 50 and 59 years are already being inoculated. The British secret service considers it “feasible” that the pandemic originated in a Chinese research laboratory, according publicly The Sunday Times, whose source maintains that perhaps “the origin of SARS-CoV-2 will never be known”. This line of investigation would be supported by the intelligence report published by Donald Trump in one of his last acts in front of the White House and that maintains that there were infections among workers of the Wuhan Institute of Virology already in 2019 with a virus similar to SARS -CoV-2, the cause of the current pandemic.
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