Genoveva Casanova It has generated a veritable media tsunami in Spain and, for more than obvious reasons, also in Denmark. In Informalia Throughout these weeks we have already collected the reactions of the Danish press, in which they are harsh after the photos of the crown prince with the Mexican woman in Madrid. Danish journalists are even already talking about a possible divorce Frederick of Denmark y Mary Donaldson, because the Australian princess, who has only reappeared once after the photos, would be considering it. The ex of Cayetano Martínez de Irujo, in her impressive version, said that there was nothing of a romantic relationship.
In the national and international press the topic is still hot. So much so that the nickname with which Cayetano Martínez de Irujo’s ex is addressed in a Danish article has drawn powerful attention. They call her “Fede’s friend”as echoed by the magazine Week. In this article they review the sentimental biography of the Mexican, also formerly of José María Michavila or Gonzalo Vargas Llosa, son of the Peruvian Nobel Prize winner.
“When there is a somewhat critical story, all the media, except BT y Extra Magazine remain silent,” commented proud Knud Brix, general director of the medium where this article was published on the 7th, becoming one of the most read since then.
In recent weeks, Luis and Amina’s mother has also been compared to Corinna in the Danish press: “They are very similar cases, two women who operate in high society and who end up in the inner circle of someone from royalty. Genoveva is the new Corinna,” they published in Elkstra Bladet.
In the photographs shown by Readings, the two appeared walking through Madrid. They took a walk through El Retiro, shared a table and tablecloth at the Corral de la Morería and spent a night at the Mexican woman’s house, located in one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in the capital. In Informalia We already anticipated that the son of Queen Margaret and heir to the Danish throne came to Madrid to cut his ‘friendship’ relationship with her.
After the hurricane, Cayetano himself showed his concern this Monday at the mass he organized in Seville for the 9th anniversary of his mother’s death: “The savage lynching that is taking place in an absolutely unjust manner is sad and regrettable (…) “I am very worried because his health is delicate and he is suffering a lot. I am sorry that he could not be here.” It must be remembered that the Count of Salvatierrra also opened the doors of the Arbaizena palace, in San Sebastián, after the scandal broke. His common children, Luis and Amina, are trying to find a future in London, where the Mexican also traveled.