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01-20-2005, 01:34 PM
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I think that one of the ocasions that she wore that clothes was in the asturias prize.
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01-20-2005, 04:31 PM
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how cold is it in spain?she never wear a jacket,hope she does not catch cold!
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Funny you say that. Letizias detractors have criticized her before, for wearing too many clothes (e.g. suit + turtleneck + topcoat)
It's hard to please everyone...
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01-20-2005, 04:42 PM
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01-21-2005, 04:47 AM
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Also I'm pretty sure she has worn this suit before.
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yes thats true, i think ive seen this suit worn 2 or 3 times,and the jacket ones worn with a different pair of pants.
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01-21-2005, 05:31 AM
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According to ABC/Cordoba after they inaugurate this publicworks project they may also go into Cordoba proper to attend a literary event--but that would be a "private event".
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The Princes attended the formal presentention of Cordoba as the Cultural Capital 2016.
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01-21-2005, 07:50 AM
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The Princes have also visited the exhibition Sorolla íntimo.
This is what Elmundo says about this photo:
ŦThe whole Spain watches Letizia Ortiz with magnifying glass, to detect any signs of pregnancy. If her face is a little bit rounder, if there's a special bright in her eyes, if there's a little curve on her belly... Everything will come, as Don Felipe and Letizia, who travelled to Cordova to visit the exhibition 'Sorolla íntimo', always say.ŧ
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01-21-2005, 09:49 AM
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01-21-2005, 10:27 AM
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01-21-2005, 10:40 AM
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O.K., I saw them!
Thanks, Lucys!
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01-21-2005, 12:57 PM
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O.K., I saw them!
Thanks, Lucys!
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Thank you Elsa! I must admit I was a little surprised to see so many photos of this particular event--I mean, it's an important pipeline and all for Spain, but opening a pipeline is not exactly the most glamerous of royal duties!
In any case--on Tuesday they are in Zaragoza for the annual national award ceremony to honor the best young businessmen/women (under 40).
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01-21-2005, 03:14 PM
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Thank you Elsa! I must admit I was a little surprised to see so many photos of this particular event--I mean, it's an important pipeline and all for Spain, but opening a pipeline is not exactly the most glamerous of royal duties!
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You're welcome, Lucys!
Letizias presence in these events is reason enough to have so many photographers displaying 10 times per minute... In that sense, I would say the Spanish Royal House (King Juan Carlos?) is being pretty smart in canalising the medias attention to promote Felipe's work. Every time Letizia accompanies the Prince, Spaniards are closer to the future king and his commitment with the Nation. This is absolutely crucial to prepare and consolidate Monarchy, after KJC.
But there's an additional reason for such interest in every single step of the Princes of Asturias. As Elmundo says in the notes previously posted:
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ŦThe whole Spain watches Letizia Ortiz with magnifying glass, to detect any signs of pregnancy. If her face is a little bit rounder, if there's a special bright in her eyes, if there's a little curve on her belly...ŧ
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01-21-2005, 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Elsa M.
Letizias presence in these events is reason enough to have so many photographers displaying 10 times per minute... In that sense, I would say the Spanish Royal House (King Juan Carlos?) is being pretty smart in canalising the medias attention to promote Felipe's work. Every time Letizia accompanies the Prince, Spaniards are closer to the future king and his commitment with the Nation. This is absolutely crucial to prepare and consolidate Monarchy, after KJC.
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Eight months after the wedding, has the opinon in Spain (especially among the very conservative Spaniards) changed about Letizia? I know that in the time between the engagement and the wedding there were some reservations and hesitations about Letizia because of her previous marriage and what not, but eight months of hard work as the Princess of Asturias -- has this changed any minds in Spain?
I myself have always liked Letizia and like her professionalism and have been very impressed with her dedication and working ethics so my opinon of Letizia these past eight months has only gotten better and better. But I would think that some of the anecdotes I hear at this forum alone about Letizia and how she is able to charm audiences and leaders alike must have some positive impact.
What I also really like about Letizia is that when there is a discussion about her it is not always about how she looks or what she is wearing, but also about her intelligence and her ability to carry on conversations about all sorts of topics (from literature to history). You get the clear sense that there is much, much substance behind Letizia and that she's more than a pretty face or a clothes hanger.
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01-21-2005, 03:51 PM
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Eight months after the wedding, has the opinon in Spain (especially among the very conservative Spaniards) changed about Letizia? I know that in the time between the engagement and the wedding there were some reservations and hesitations about Letizia because of her previous marriage and what not, but eight months of hard work as the Princess of Asturias -- has this changed any minds in Spain?
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Perhaps Isabella or Meac can say it better, since they're Spanish themselves, but even Jaime Penafiel, the hardest of Letizi's detractors (...the one who speculated about her infertility treatments and connected them with Letizia's high heels...  ) has published an article last September (on her 100 days as Princess of Asturias), where he apparently changes his tune. He said Letizia has "a lot of personality and that is not a bad thing"...
But anyway, WHO CARES ABOUT WHAT THIS MAN SAYS??
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You get the clear sense that there is much, much substance behind Letizia and that she's more than a pretty face or a clothes hanger.
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Agree.
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01-23-2005, 07:43 PM
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In Fridey i see tv images when Letizia, Filipe, Cristina and the Queen are all dress in black, and enter in some that look like an hospital or hotel. Some1 now something oe have pics?
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01-23-2005, 08:04 PM
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In Fridey i see tv images when Letizia, Filipe, Cristina and the Queen are all dress in black, and enter in some that look like an hospital or hotel. Some1 now something oe have pics?
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They weren't together last week. It could be old fotage. If they were all in black it could have been from after March 11.
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01-23-2005, 09:55 PM
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no that picture was definitly recent because on another royal site i heard that they had gone to the funeral of a cousin of the king who recently died in a car accident.
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01-23-2005, 10:14 PM
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I looked at corbis and getty images but the most recent photos are the ones opening the powerline. Sorry:(
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01-24-2005, 02:59 AM
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The Royal Family in the funeral for Alfonso de Borbón Medina
http://www.abc.es/abc/pg050122/prens...AC-GEN-105.asp
Her Majesty the Queen, accompanied by their children, Princes de Asturias and the Infants Doņa Elena and Doņa Cristina, moved yesterday until the Tanatorio of the M-30 to dismiss the rest of Alfonso de Borbón Medina, son of Don Alfonso de Borbón Perez del Pulgar and Doņa Ines Medina Atienza, Dukes of Santa Elena, and nephew in second degree of His Majesty the King, who had passed away the day previous in a happened traffic accident to the height of kilometer 38 of the highway of Towns
In the same Tanatorio a mass-funeral in that was celebrated also the Dukes of Soria were present, Doņa Margarita and Don Carlos Zurita, and their daughter, Maria Zurita, as well as Simoneta Gomez-Acebo, daughter of Infant Doņa Pilar, among other relatives and friends.
Don Felipe was specially affected, since he was personal friend of the deceased, and could not disguise his sadness when embracing to one of the brothers. ABC
Thats the article marezdote, an that is the only photo off that day.
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01-24-2005, 08:27 AM
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Thanks lapodiva!
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01-24-2005, 09:06 AM
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http://www.abc.es/abc/pg050122/prens...AC-GEN-105.asp
Her Majesty the Queen, accompanied by their children, Princes de Asturias and the Infants Doņa Elena and Doņa Cristina, moved yesterday until the Tanatorio of the M-30 to dismiss the rest of Alfonso de Borbón Medina, son of Don Alfonso de Borbón Perez del Pulgar and Doņa Ines Medina Atienza, Dukes of Santa Elena, and nephew in second degree of His Majesty the King, who had passed away the day previous in a happened traffic accident to the height of kilometer 38 of the highway of Towns
In the same Tanatorio a mass-funeral in that was celebrated also the Dukes of Soria were present, Doņa Margarita and Don Carlos Zurita, and their daughter, Maria Zurita, as well as Simoneta Gomez-Acebo, daughter of Infant Doņa Pilar, among other relatives and friends.
Don Felipe was specially affected, since he was personal friend of the deceased, and could not disguise his sadness when embracing to one of the brothers. ABC
Thats the article marezdote, an that is the only photo off that day.
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Nothing more nothing less.Is that that i saw. But way is no pics of that in any place?
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