Juan Carlos I has returned to Spain to participate in a regatta in Galicia and will be staying at the home of a businessman friend. He can be seen in Madrid on Monday with his son, King Felipe VI.
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the king emeritus, John Charles IIhas returned to Spain for the first time this afternoon, nearly two years after leaving the country after it was revealed he has an undisclosed fortune in tax havens and allegedly charged commissions for the work of the AVE to Mecca , a study that was recently archived.
The former head of state has returned to Spain under criticism from most political parties, who regretted that he failed to explain his “inappropriate behavior”, and without “having been responsible”, as the vice president of the Spanish government, said. Yolanda, Díaz, or without “repatriating all the money he has abroad,” as Cantabria’s president Miguel Ángel Revilla has criticized.
Juan Carlos I, who landed at Peinador (Vigo) airport at 7:19 PM, will spend the weekend in Sanxenxo (Galicia) to participate in the Spanish 6 Meter Sailing Cup, staying at home with businessman Pedro Campos.
More than 650 days later, after about eight hours of flying and more than 6,000 kilometers, Juan Carlos I has set foot on Spanish soil again.
From there, he traveled by car to the town of Sanxenxo in Pontevedra, where Juan Carlos is expected to make his first public appearance around noon on Friday when he attends a welcoming ceremony at the Sanxenxo Yacht Club, where he will be received by friends. and the mayor of the municipality, Telmo Martín.
The emeritus and his daughter, the infanta Elena, spend the weekend in a house that Pedro Campos, businessman and president of the yacht club, has in the area of Nanín, where he has stayed “many times”.
On Monday, the emeritus king will meet his son, the current monarch, Felipe VI in Madrid.
The emeritus king descends the stairs of the private jet in Vigo. Photo: EFE
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