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I had forgotten about that,thanks for the link Annie 
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Royals at sea: Long live the royal yacht?-
With Spain's unemployment rate at more than 27%, the country's royal family has decided to give up their $27 million luxury yacht in an act of solidarity with their struggling citizens. The yacht, called "Fortuna", has hosted dignitaries from around the world. Here, Prince Felipe of Spain is pictured sailing the "Aifos" yacht during the 31st Copa del Rey Regatta in Palma de Mallorca last year:
Long live the royal yacht? - CNN.com
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Spain's Royal Family also have I believe one of the smallest budgets!
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I think its the smallest because most of the royal family's costs (buildings, transport, overseas visits) are paid from by other government departments.
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In other royal houses also there are costs such as security and official trips that are paid by other government services.
In some monarchies the palaces are owned by the Royal Family, in other are state properties, and its maintenance is different.
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I think he would be very foolish if he did not have private assets abroad. Actually I think anyone living in an economically/politically unstable nation is foolish to not have held some of their assets abroad in more stable nations if at all possible.
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Wow - inflated salaries. And, sadly, it will be paid of out taxes. So the headline is a bit misleading.
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He should have never accepted the gift in the first place.
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He should have never accepted the gift in the first place.
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When you are offered a Yacht you don't say no.
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He should have never accepted the gift in the first place.
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it was part of a longstanding 'business agreement', the yacht was used to attract attention to Mallorca because the royals would vacation there and the businessmen thought that a yacht was befitting for a king.
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The King has assigned for the first time a salary to the Queen and the Princess of Asturias, until now they only received an allowance for expenses of representation.
Queen Sofia
63.234 euros as salary
68.505 euros as representation expenses
Princess of Asturias
49.182 euros as salary
53.282 euros as representation expenses
Infanta Elena
25.000 euros as representation expenses
http://www.abc.es/espana/20140203/ab...402031141.html
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F&L receiving 250K Euro per year hopefully put the rumour to rest that Letizia cannot affort approriate dressing and grooming, espcially considering that they have free housing and household staff.
Its good that Elena finally got capped since she has an additional job at Mapfre where she probably makes more than Sofia & Letizia together per annum 
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That´s right. It seems the inheritance was divided in two halfs: one for the children and other to F&L, who should destined it to create a foundation.
