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King and Queen continue tour through Spain in Pamplona

Spain’s King Felipe and Queen Letizia have continued their tour through Spain in Pamplona in an effort to promote tourism. Their Majesties have been visiting different areas of the country after the pandemic lockdown in Spain was lifted. The King and Queen arrived in the Navarra region alongside the Minister of Territorial Policy and Public Function, Carolina Darias, to learn about the…
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The Royal Week in Pictures

This is a royal July like no other. it’s noticeably busier as Europe’s ruling houses continue engagements at a time when we often expect them all to be on holiday. And while some have begun their summer breaks, others are still out and about as life begins to return to some semblance of what we all knew before lockdown. It’s brought us some stand out images – here is the…
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King Felipe of Spain heads to the past as present challenges continue

The King of Spain has spent two days viewing some of the most famous historical artefacts of his country. Felipe VI’s visits came as controversy over the financial affairs of his father, King Juan Carlos I, continue. On July 21st 2020, the Spanish monarch welcomed the President of Portugal to Madrid for a lunch and a tour of the Prado Museum, one of Spain’s most popular tourist…
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Princess Leonor reminds King Felipe about face masks

The heir to the Spanish throne asked her father to replace his face mask after he made one of the most important speeches of his reign. Princess Leonor helped her father maintain pandemic rules as he retook his seat following an emotional address at a National Memorial for…
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King Felipe greeted with flags and cheers on latest stop of Spanish tour

It’s been a difficult few weeks for the Spanish monarchy, but you’d never know the tension behind the scenes judging by Wednesday’s crowds welcoming King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia to the Autonomous Community of Castile and León. Fans carried a banner reading “Viva El Rey” or “Long live The King” as the King and Queen walked through the streets of the…
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