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Great Pictures of happy grand parents. Will Claire be back fo July 21th ?
Queen Paola seems to have walkng problems. last year she was better.
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Where are they on vacation?
Why was Prince Laurent not with them?
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07-11-2018, 01:12 PM
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Great Pictures of happy grand parents. Will Claire be back fo July 21th ?
Queen Paola seems to have walkng problems. last year she was better.
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She used a walking stick last year, too.
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07-11-2018, 02:27 PM
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Nice to see King Albert, Queen Paola with Princess Claire and her children on holidays.
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Where are they on vacation?
Why was Prince Laurent not with them?
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The caption of the above posted scan says they were on (or around) the island Corsica.
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07-29-2018, 03:57 PM
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They could have been in Brussels for our National Day , the 5th years of King Philippe's Reign and the 25th years of King Baudouin death.
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Lovely to see Queen Paola up and about after her recent ill health.
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10-14-2018, 07:50 AM
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In Belgium Royal Family is allowed to vote?
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10-14-2018, 08:23 AM
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Queen Fabiola ho was directly Queen had to vote for the first time when King Baudouin passed away.
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So only King Philippe and Queen Mathilde don't vote?
And Amedeo, Joachim and Luisa-Maria? Do they currently live outside Belgium?
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10-14-2018, 08:40 AM
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Yes . Members of the RF have to inform that they are abroad and not able to vote. Belgian Vote is obligatory.
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So only King Philippe and Queen Mathilde don't vote?
And Amedeo, Joachim and Luisa-Maria? Do they currently live outside Belgium?
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The king & queen don't vote to stay neutral.
As voting is compulsory in Belgium, the other royals do vote.
Laura, Luisa & Laetitia (too young to vote) are all living in London.
Amedeo lives is Switzerland.
Joachim was living in South Africa last I heard.
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I still think they (both in Belgium and Luxembourg) should not only request the king and queen not to vote but also the direct heirs as first they are asked to choose a position (although they could decide to refrain by not checking any candidate) and later on are supposed to be neutral. If an exception is made for the king and even the queen the same should apply to the direct heir.
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Joachim was living in South Africa last I heard.
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What is Joachim doing in South Africa?
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I still think they (both in Belgium and Luxembourg) should not only request the king and queen not to vote but also the direct heirs as first they are asked to choose a position (although they could decide to refrain by not checking any candidate) and later on are supposed to be neutral. If an exception is made for the king and even the queen the same should apply to the direct heir.
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That would probably be ill perceived in Belgium as the rest of us have the duty to vote.
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Working for a company called "New Southern Energy" in Cape Town.
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Paola seems to be having some kind of issue in her left arm, maybe a lingering problem from her stroke?
I hope she gets through it, although the fact that they are still in Belgium makes me think she's going through physical therapy or is under medical orders, since she and Albert leave the country as quickly as they can once they are released from the hospital.
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