The commented gesture of Carlos III in his proclamation as king that has not gone unnoticed in networks

Charles III is already officially the new king of England after the death of Isabel II last Thursday, September 8. During the proclamation ceremony, held this Saturday at the St. James Palace, one of the monarch’s gestures has gone viral on social media.

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After his speech, the father of Guillermo y Harry He was to formalize his proclamation with a signature, but one of the inkwells on the table annoyed him, so he waved one of his assistants to remove the inkwell.

Internet users, who have not gone unnoticed at this time, quickly launched to criticize the sovereign for “the ways” in which Carlos III addressed his assistant and for “not having done it himself.”

The speech of Carlos III as the new king

“I know how you and the entire nation sympathize with me for the irreparable loss that we all suffer. For me it is a great comfort to know the condolences that you have expressed. My mother was an example of a life of social service. My mother’s reign was unmatched in duration, dedication and emotion. I am fully aware of this great heritage and of the duties and responsibilities of the throne that is conferred on me. I know that I will have the effect and loyalty of the citizens of whom I will be sovereign”, said the monarch in his proclamation.

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