The spotlights pointing to the Kings. Philip VI y Mrs. Letizia They have reappeared in Aranjuez at the annual meeting of the Cervantes Institute Board of Trustees and have conveyed an image of absolute normality and serenity. It was the first act of the monarch and his wife after the noise it generated on social networks. Jaime del Burgoex-husband of Telma Ortiz and former brother-in-law of the Queen, with the testimonies he has released in the new book by Jaime Peñafiel, Letizia and me. The appointment, with the assistance of Pedro Sancheztook place at the Real Sitio palace in Madrid this Monday morning, December 4.
Short week for the Kings. He megabridge December is here. The agenda begins with a meeting between Felipe VI and Mrs. Letizia with the Board of Trustees of Instituto Cervantes at the Palace of Aranjuez. This act comes to the head of state and his wife one day after the stir that Jaime del Burgo has caused with his posts on the networks.. The Navarrese businessman, who was briefly married to the sister of the current queen of Spain, was a witness at Felipe and Letizia's wedding and claims that he lives between London and California. For unexplained reasons, the Navarrese has exhibited photographs and reveals his version of his alleged relationship with the current queen consort. With Peñafiel's book in the oven, Del Burgo brings to light alleged details related to Letizia Ortiz, which many users have criticized for revealing issues of her privacy from her past. The book is published by the Almuzara publishing house, linked to Manuel Pimentel, former Minister of Labor during the government of José María Aznar.
Doña Letizia has dressed red, her fetish color and also the color of strength, passion and resistance. She has opted for a jacket-pant suit with a Carolina Herrera houndstooth top that we have seen on more occasions.
In addition to the Kings and Pedro Sánchez, the Ministers of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares, attended this Cervantes event; of Education, Pilar Alegría, and of Culture, Ernest Urtasun. Felipe VI has presented the Ñ 2023 Cervantes Prize to the German Hispanist Dieter Ingenschay, emeritus professor of Hispanic Literatures at the Humboldt University of Berlin and professor of Romance Philology at the University of Munich.
Once the annual meeting was over, the Kings were scheduled to offer the traditional lunch to the patrons and the Spanish-American Diplomatic Corps accredited in Spain, among other guests.