Problems between the Royal House and the Prince's House
I found this article that speaks about some problems between the Kings and the Princes.
http://www.hispanidad.com/noticia.aspx?ID=10050
I don't believe in what the article says... but we never know... and i think that this isn't true... but i thought that it could be interesting to discuss this here...
Here is the translation:
SAR Felipe de Borbón: "it has said she"
It House to It of the King and the House of the Prince, more separated than ever. Father and son as soon as they have another relation that the imposed one by its public obligations. The ruling crispation in the country arrives at the Zarzuela, and not indeed because of Carod. From Palace they try to avoid that some newspaper orders a survey on the popularity of the Prince.
It is the glossed between the friends of King more and not expressed phrase, indeed, of charitable form: "she has said to It". Mofa is one of which it affirms, and apparently not a single time, inheriting prince SAR Felipe de Borbón and Greece, to justify any decision, or uproots, to the Real House and its own family. "It", naturally, is SAR Doña Letizia, future queen of Spain. A journalist next to the Royalty thus explained it to Spanishness: "Leticia will be a queen who will not look for the love, but the admiration of the Spaniards". And, apparently, they do not have the smaller interest in disguising it.
The spacing, when saying of the next ones to the King and the Prince, is maximum. It is more, Don Felipe has reviewed its friendships and their contacts since it contracted marriage. The Monarch, at the same time, begs between the economic powers and political supports to its son, so that the Spaniards happen of juancarlistas to felipistas, and its persistence is the concrete sample of which it has not obtained it.
In the familiar scope, specially with Reina of Spain, Doña Sofía, the relations are not the best ones either. Now, more than ever, that can be spoken of exists the Real House and the House of the inheriting Prince. And every day less connected. Father and son have reduced his relations to the necessary minimum, to be exact, to which they come imposed by his public obligations.
On the other hand, the prince specially seems totally absent of the political problems of the territorial tension. Until now his assignment he was to narrow bows with Hispano-America, land this that his father yielded to him in exclusive right. Nevertheless, from his marriage he has reduced his visits to Hispanomérica and, which is worse, it does not seem to interest great thing to him. Until in the employer's association certain malaise, because if something has embroidered Juan Carlos I has been its work like commercial ambassador and defender of the Spanish companies in the outside, and very in special has arisen in its Latin American investments. In other words, the industralists preferred the support of the father wing absence of the son.
But what he worries more it is the lack of popularity of the inheriting prince. From Zarzuela, one requests the publishing groups that do not make surveys on the popularity of the Prince. At the moment, Doña Letizia counts the support of the progressive press yet, even more than her husband, to whom considers itself "prim more". But the advisers of image of the Their Majesty know that a thing is what to the means and another one say what thinks the town.
