Yes but what is wrong/different? We've had times without a government but everything seems to be functioning?
There is no official explanation, but some media have already published several articles about the scandal of the absence of State Visits to Spain for more than a year.
Lately, the problems between the Royal House and the government in foreign affairs have increased. There are no state visits to Spain, the King and Queen have fewer events abroad and on occasions the government has not sent any minister to accompany the King, as it should be. There is a well-founded suspicion that neither the President nor the Minister of Foreign Affairs like to play second fiddle to the King... and State Visits are the event where the Monarchy shines the most.
Sánchez has monopolised Spanish representation abroad from the start, but the greater his problems in Spain are, the more he travels abroad... and lately he has had many scandals, so he likes to "play" at being an international leader.
The current Minister of Foreign Affairs is causing many scandals in his ministry, there is even a section of the press that calls him "little Napoleon", he appoints ambassadors in a totally arbitrary manner, disregarding experience, he expels ambassadors from their posts before their time for absurd reasons... and he does not forgive the fact that the new Head of the Royal Household is an ambassador whom he removed and he has attacked the Royal House for errors that were his ministry's responsibility.
After the absence at Notre Dame and the pathetic mess created by the minister, the press stopped keeping quiet and now they point out these gestures more... so it seems that the foreign agenda of the Royal House is livening up a bit.
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