According to Spanish media outlet La Vanguardia, politician Alberto Núñez Feijóo, who serves as president of the country's People's Party, said it was "a real shame for our country" that no representative of Spain attended the cathedral's reopening ceremony.

Queen Letizia and King Felipe of Spain attended a mass service for victims of flooding which devastated the East of the country in October. It follows furious protestors throwing mud and screaming "killer" at the royals when they visited the region days after the disaster.

Following a significant backlash during their visit to Valencia, King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain has eventually come at the center of another political scandal due to their absence during the reopening ceremony of Notre Dame.

In 2019, when King Felipe visited Naples for the first time, he confessed: "It moved me. And then the San Carlo theater... Magnificent." It is here that today he will receive the honorary

The King and Queen of Spain have found themselves unwittingly drawn into a political argument about Notre Dame. The cathedral reopened in Paris at the weekend following major restoration after a fire in 2019

King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain continued to stand with their nation as they led a state funeral for the victims of October’s catastrophic Spain floods.The service marked their

The King and Queen of Spain, Felipe and Letizia found themselves on the verge of yet another controversy.In a shocking turn of events, the Spanish royals were notably absent from the prestigious reopening ceremony of Notre Dame cathedral in

King Felipe and Queen Letizia were the royal mourners at the Cathedral of Valencia on Monday as a mass was held to remember those killed in the devastating floods caused by the DANA at