The Superior Court of Justice of Aragon (TSJA) has paralyzed this Saturday in a precautionary way the extension in Aragon of the requirement of the covid passport in hotel, restaurant and nightlife establishments; celebrations; gyms; hospital centers and specialized social service centers, cinemas, theaters, auditoriums and the like; and in events of any nature that bring together more than five hundred attendees in a closed place or a thousand attendees in an open space.
This measure had to take effect this midnight. Justice has accepted the very precautionary measure presented by the Liberum association and, for the moment, suspends the implementation of the order published yesterday by the Government of Aragon.
The TSJA gives the Public Prosecutor and the Government of Aragon a deadline to present allegations until Tuesday at 00:00. This court claims that in “the very exposition of the motives” of the order of the DGA “it is pointed out that the number of infections has decreased in recent days and that the reason for the that the requirement to show the covid passport has been extended to cinemas, theaters, gyms and the like, “he says.
They point out from the room that “it draws powerfully attention that despite the improvement in the epidemiological situation” indicated by the DGA, they choose to extend the certificate to more places. “It does not simply follow, in a natural way, that attending a concert in an auditorium or a play favors detaching the mask or a closer approach of the attendees to each other during the event. Nor in gyms is this explained recently unexpected tendency to remove mask “.
In this Saturday’s car, the magistrates refer to that December 3, when they already ruled on the covid passport in Aragon. “Given the recent implementation of the same measure, so much so that the ink on our order of December 3 has not even dried, the improvement in the medical data that the Administration itself refers to and the fact that it is itself the one that delays its entry into force, makes that, reasonably, and before the challenge of the order, we can conclude on the opportunity, convenience and need to hear all parties “, point out the magistrates.
The TSJA also does not see the need to require the covid passport in hospitals, or in specialized social centers “when the latter have their own regulation approved by the Ministry of Citizenship and Social Rights. A regulation that the court itself, in another resource, he has not suspended, “adds the TSJA in its recent decision.
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