"Also, there are plenty of citizens that don't fall into any category for the certificate/excepted activities."
That is precisely the point I am making. Amongst the people who might not fall into the exempted categories for a very long time are all holders of a valid tourist visa, and many expats with certain form of residency. The government would need to first realize that such people exist and then be bothered doing something about it. Such people may not be a high priority.
(I personally won't want to be doing much at all. Until the virus is no longer a danger, I will be staying home, regardless of quarantine. But I would like to be able to, eventually, go for a long walk or run alone once of twice a week without fear that a policeman might ask me for a Certificado Unico.)
That is precisely the point I am making. Amongst the people who might not fall into the exempted categories for a very long time are all holders of a valid tourist visa, and many expats with certain form of residency. The government would need to first realize that such people exist and then be bothered doing something about it. Such people may not be a high priority.
(I personally won't want to be doing much at all. Until the virus is no longer a danger, I will be staying home, regardless of quarantine. But I would like to be able to, eventually, go for a long walk or run alone once of twice a week without fear that a policeman might ask me for a Certificado Unico.)