People walk at Plaza Mayor square, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, in Madrid, Spain December 20, 2020. REUTERS/Juan Medina
MADRID (Reuters) - The number of Spaniards willing to receive COVID-19 vaccine shots as soon as they become available rose to over 40% in the latest official poll published on Monday, from 37% in a previous survey a month ago.
While 28% of respondents in the survey by the Centre for Sociological Studies (CIS) said they would not take the vaccine immediately, that was a sharp drop from 47% in a previous CIS poll published on Nov. 18 that asked the same question.
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