In the midst of the profound institutional crisis that Spain is going through, which the avalanche over Ceuta has shown with its deepest profiles, the Crown remains a kind of oasis in which citizens see how at least a substantial part of the State continues to exercise its functions, apparently alien to the noise that floods it all. The expectation awakened by the incorporation of the Princess of Asturias to the University Carlos III of Madrid, …
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In the midst of the profound institutional crisis that Spain is going through, which the avalanche over Ceuta has shown with its deepest profiles, the Crown remains a kind of oasis in which citizens see how at least a substantial part of the State continues to exercise its functions, apparently alien to the noise that floods it all. The expectation awakened by the incorporation of the Princess of Asturias to the University Carlos III of Madrid, …