The image of father and son together arises at a time when the former in England is confronted with a lawsuit from his ex-lover Corinna. Podemos believes that the figure of the emeritus king is “a disgrace to this country”.
Euskaraz irakurri: Felipe VI.a and Juan Carlos Ia bi urtetan lehen aldiz jendaurrean elkarrekin; irudiak hautsak harrotu ditu
The meeting between the King of Spain, Felipe VI, and his father, Juan Carlos I, at Isabel II’s funeral this Monday in London has caused a stir as it marks the first time they have been seen together in public since the Emeritus established his residence in Abu Dhabi.
Juan Carlos and Sofia sat on a bench in Westminster Abbey next to? Felipe VI and Queen Letiziawho are the ones who officially represent Spain at the funeral of the British Sovereign.
The last meeting between Juan Carlos I and his son was in Spain last May, after a visit to Vigo from the previous head of state to participate in some regattas, but there were no public photos.
The image of father and son together, at a time when the former in England is facing a lawsuit from his ex-lover Corinna Zu Sayn-Wittgengstein, raises the question of whether the emeritus could be more present in Spain in the future. public life.
At the diplomatic level, however, the Spanish government has emphasized that only Felipe VI represents the state. Speaking to the press outside the Spanish embassy in the UK, the Foreign Secretary said, Jose Manuel Albarestoday stated that “the head of state is clearly Felipe VI”.
Anyway, Can believes that the figure of the king emeritus “is a disgrace to this country, which damages the image of Spain and the Spanish monarchy”, and insists that Juan Carlos I should appear in court to account for the alleged cases of corruption in which “According to this party, he is involved.
Podemos spokesman Pablo Fernández has emphasized that behavior like that of Felipe VI’s father causes the monarchy to receive less and less support every day and is “more and more discredited”.
Juan Carlos de Borbón’s visit coincides with the civil proceedings for alleged harassment brought at the end of last year before the British judiciary for Corinna Zu Sayn-Wittgensteinwho lives in London.
The emeritus will face a new hearing in the process in the coming weeks, after the London Court of Appeal authorized him to partially appeal a March Supreme Court ruling that denied him the right to invoke royal immunity.
Corinna, 58, accuses him of subjecting her to… “harassment” personally or through “agents” at your serviceallegedly coordinated by the former director of the National Intelligence Center (CNI), Félix Sanz Roldán, between 2012 and 2020, which Juan Carlos I denies.
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Source: EITB
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