Already introduced in some countries, including in the European Union, the obligation to have a so-called green COVID certificate in order to be allowed to go to work has triggered vehement political disputes in Romania. The media in Bucharest say that there are little chances that a new law on the said certificate will appear by the end of the year and even less for such a certificate to become mandatory at work. The leaders of the PSD-PNL-UDMR governing coalition had another meeting on Thursday on this topic, but to no avail. Discussions are set to resume next week, after Christmas.According to some political sources, the idea of giving up the obligation to have a COVID certificate at work would belong to President Klaus Iohannis. The leaders of the coalition, the Liberal Florin Cîţu and the Social Democrat Marcel Ciolacu, are now discussing that such a law that conditions work on a certificate might be declared unconstitutional. On the other hand, the opposition USR says that