Terelu Campos This Thursday afternoon has not started off on the right foot. The daughter of Maria Teresa Campos, in Save me, has offered some controversial statements about Franco and the monarchy. Reason why they are beating her on Twitter.
When talking about Queen Letizia’s fiftieth birthday, the presenter, staunch defender of the monarchy, said: “We Spaniards support what Franjo said it had to be.”
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On Twitter, his particular (not accurate) point of view has given rise to talk: “Terelu saying that we have to put up with the monarchy because Franco said we had to do it”, “Where did Franco’s orders get support, Terelu? Why is there not a referendum if the monarchy has so much support?”, “Terelu’s rancid saying that it is because the Spanish supported Franco’s decision” or “This woman presents a television program”, they have written on Twitter.
Terelu saying that we have to put up with the monarchy because Franco said we had to
– locamine (@Iocamina) September 15, 2022
Where Franco’s orders were supported, Terelu?
Why isn’t there a referendum today if the monarchy has so much support?#yoveosálvame— ? Ir?s ? ? ? ????? (@Iristh_) September 15, 2022
And Terelu’s rancid saying that, well, it’s because the Spanish supported Franco’s decision #YoVeoSálvame
– ????????????s?????- 76.1% ???? (@Principiantesa) September 15, 2022
This Terelu is an ignorant bitch now she says that the Spaniards support what Franco said, that is to say that there is a monarchy sends eggs and this woman presents a program on television come on don’t fuck with me
— Jose Torbisco (@jose_torbisco) September 15, 2022
Queen Letizia turns 50 this Thursday in full royal mourning for Isabel II, who passed away last Thursday, September 8. The sovereign’s funeral will be held next Monday at Westminster Abbey (London).
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The king and queen of Spain will attend, as well as the emeritus, who have confirmed their attendance at the invitation of the British Royal House. The presence of Don Juan Carlos, which will go directly to the English capital from Abu Dhabi, generates great expectations. It will be the first institutional event he has attended since 2019, when he retired from public life.
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