Un graphique intéressant du Washington Post, qui compare les pays très vaccinés que sont le Portugal"

Ce n'est pas pour les plus de 80 ans, c'est pour toute la population, c'est un petit pays avec peu d'habitants.
La campagne de vaccinations a été confiée à un militaire, décoré dernièrement pour cela.

Portugal Is the World’s Most Vaccinated Country Because Its Population Trusts Its Free Health Care System

By Joana Ramiro

Portugal has the world's highest COVID-19 vaccination rate, with 85 percent of the population fully vaccinated. Its success drew on a strong public information campaign — but it couldn’t have done it without a free national health care system that has won massive popular trust.
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To many, the clearest explanation of the Portuguese success story is historical. Portugal has a publicly funded and universally accessible health care system, born following the 1974 revolution that not only brought down the fascist dictatorship but also hurried in the creation of a welfare state. The establishment of the Serviço Nacional de Saúde (SNS), and the ills it was able to eradicate, is still very present in Portugal’s collective and political memory.

According to nurse Mário Macedo, “a population that until the 1970s–1980s saw illnesses like cholera, diphtheria and polio, and subsequently trusts vaccinations,” contributed to the success of the coronavirus immunization campaign. This trust expands to the entire health care system, which has now operated for over forty years.

The geographical and financial accessibility of the SNS has allowed the Portuguese people to be particularly health-conscious and see health care as a social prerogative rather than a commodity. “The success of the vaccination campaign was the result of good public health policies, trust in vaccines, and, above all, in health professionals,” pharmacist Rita Miguel told me. “There is still a substantial part of the population that will not just Google out things, but go to the doctor or the pharmacy to clarify doubts.”