Society
royal family
Society
Former king's defense accuses public prosecution of 'violating his presumption of innocence'
PODCAST: The crown in crisis – corruption scandals rock the Spanish monarchy
Society
Outrage as Spanish princesses get Covid vaccine on visit to former king in Abu Dhabi
Society
Poll: 2 in 3 Catalans would vote for republic over monarchy in referendum
Society
How unpopular is the Spanish monarchy in Catalonia?
Politics
Barcelona to remove honors from former king Juan Carlos
Politics
Catalan parliament to debate former king's departure from Spain
Society
Former King of Spain under fire over fraud and harassment allegations
Politics
Catalan president and Spanish king meet in Tarragona
Quim Torra gives monarch two reports and a book about police violence during the referendum
Society
Spanish king's brother-in-law enters jail
Iñaki Urdangarin will serve a 5 years and 10 months sentence for a fraud case.
Culture
A satirical musical in Barcelona portrays the Spanish royal family
Based on a popular political satirical TV show of the Catalan Public Television Broadcaster, the veteran musical theatre company Dagoll Dagom presents ‘La Família Irreal’ (The Unroyal/Unreal Family). “It is a satire, a parody and a big joke […] about the Royal Family and the system that supports it”, explained Joan Lluís Bozzo, the show’s director. The musical is based on real events, such as elephant-hunting safaris, and it is portrayed by the same actors in the TV show ‘Polònia’. The Spanish King, the Queen, the Crown Prince, the Princess, the Infantas and their husbands will be singing 30 songs.
Politics
The King of Spain Juan Carlos has a salary of €292,752
For the first time since 1979, the Spanish Royal family has published how it spends the public money that it receives every year. In 2011, the household was given €8.4 million. The transparency of the monarchy comes at a time when the king’s son-in-law, Iñaki Urdangarín, and his business partners are the subject of a fraud investigation involving millions of euro of taxpayers’ money