The media regularly reports on Juan Carlos de Borbón, King of Spain and former head of state from 1975 to 2014. The best thing that could happen to his discredited figure is that it is linked to his visits to Sanxenxo to participate at regattas.
A few weeks ago we had breakfast with the news that the long-time monarch has created a Foundation in Abu Dhabi so that his daughters can recover their millionaire and mysterious inheritance that, in the midst of the pandemic lockdown, Covid, his son Felipe VI rejected in a letter addressed to the Spaniards to save their recent throne. Almost no one dared to criticize this decision, taken while Spaniards were focused on the deaths of the pandemic; On the contrary, there was no shortage of applauders to salute the “impeccable” behavior of the new head of state.
