Should the king, as head of state and successor to the Spanish monarchy, apologize for the grievances caused by his predecessors on the throne? There is discussion. If you ask me, I’m clear: yes, of course. I think that the king, by the symbolism and hereditary character of the institution he embodies, should publicly and officially apologize for the misdeeds committed by those who preceded him. It would be a courageous and honest gesture that would serve to…
That? Mexico? The conquest of America? Oh no. I wasn’t talking about the anger aroused by the non-invitation of Felipe VI to the inauguration of the new Mexican president… I was thinking of much more recent predecessors and grievances, not from centuries ago, but from two days ago, but now I see that that is not the debate. I had already gone upstairs. Come on, I’m focused.
