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The Treasury: the Biggest Obstacle for Juan Carlos I and His Image-Laundering Operation.
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The Treasury Technicians’ Union warns that the emeritus may be benefiting from a fiscal limbo that exempts it from taxation in Spain and in the Emirates. DOES THE PHOTO IN THE LENDINGS OF THE EMERIT KING The Trade Union of Technicians of the Ministry of Finance (Gestha) has required the Tax Agency to investigate the finances of Juan Carlos I before they prescribe possible crimes on July 30. The trigger is an uncomfortable question: where he has …
The King Emeritus wants to reconcile, as he will demonstrate in his memoirs titled Reconciliation, with his closest associates. Who are these? Possibly not the country for which he is no longer a figurehead, nor those he accuses of "stealing his history." Instead, he does honor the people he most trusts, those who lent him €4,395,901.96 to face the second regularization with the Tax Agency, an amount he has recently repaid. In recent weeks, an o…
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