The head of government, Pedro Sanchez, stressed that the return of Juan Carlos I to Spain does not depend on him as head of the executive power, but on the personal decision of the father of the current king, Felipe VI. He also called it “inappropriate.” … A video in which the former monarch asked young people to support the king.
This came in an interview in “Cafè d’idees” with La2Cat, compiled by Europa Press, when he was asked if it would seem good to him that Juan Carlos would end his days in Spain and not in the United Arab Emirates, where he currently resides.
“It’s not my decision, it’s yours.” “He will have to share it with the Royal House,” added Sanchez, who then added that the decision “will have to be shared with the Royal House.” He added: “In any case, he mentioned that he wants to come to Spain on a regular basis, and that is in fact what he is doing.”
Regarding the video posted on Monday by Juan Carlos I on social networks in which he calls for youth support for the work of King Felipe VI, the head of government referred to the royal family’s statement and agreed that it was “inappropriate” and “inappropriate.”
Sanchez points out the barely there recording It lasts for a minute and a halfin which the former monarch seeks for nearly four decades to deliver a message to the younger ones, “especially to all of you who do not know the history of Spain.”
Video Don Juan Carlos
“I want you to know that together your parents, your grandparents and many Spaniards were able to achieve a perfect transition, to bring about a change in this country in very complex circumstances in which we all had to make efforts and take risks, but with the generosity and effort of everyone we were able to make this country what it is today,” says Juan Carlos I.
The video was broadcast on Monday by Don Juan Carlos
After the video spread, sources from Zarzuela gave a reaction to it, considering this “It doesn’t seem appropriate or necessary”. They also explained that they were not informed in advance of the honorary registration.