The Royal Family, which denies disagreements with the Executive, assumes the decision that the Kings will not travel to Paris after learning of the unrest in Foreign Affairs.
Spain’s institutional absence on Saturday at the reopening of Notre Dame puts the spotlight back on the relationship between the Government and the Royal Family. The non-attendance of the King and Queen and the Minister of Culture, Ernest Urtasun, invited to the event, has moved the tectonic faults of institutional relations.
The government and the PSOE focused on Zarzuela as being responsible for the Spanish void in a cathedral where Donald Trump, Volodymyr Zelensky, the Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, and Prince William of England were.
Foreign Affairs expressed this Tuesday its displeasure with the Royal Family for not having been aware that Don Felipe and Doña Letizia had been invited and had declined to attend, according to sources from this department. Zarzuela denies any disagreement with the Executive and settled the matter with an unusual mea culpa .
B.C. officials prepare for increased wildfire risk due to dry lightning
Officials in British Columbia are monitoring conditions closely, as dry lightning strikes are believed to have ignited several new wildfires in the southern Interior. Fire
U.S. dual citizen leaves Iran after over a year of exit ban
Dena Karari, a U.S.-Iran dual citizen, has left Iran after being unable to exit since December 2024 due to allegations of espionage. Her attorney confirmed