2024-09-24 14:05:19
Juan Carlos I, the king emeritus who has lived in Abu Dhabi for more than four years, is going to publish a book with his memories, according to what the French magazine Point de Vue announced next Tuesday. The book will be published early next year by Stock publishing house and will be titled Reconciliation. Always according to the aforementioned publication from France, the publication “reviews the youth of the sovereign emeritus and the great moments of his reign from his coronation” until his retirement, in 2014.
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In more than 500 pages, Juan Carlos de Borbón explains “his mistakes and bad choices,” according to the publisher’s summary. “He doesn’t hide anything about his regret. “He speaks with an open heart, like someone who knows he has little time left and would rather admit than lie,” says the company.
“My father always advised me not to write memoirs. Kings do not admit, much less in public” is one of the reflections made by the monarch. “His secrets remain buried in the darkness of palaces,” says Juan Carlos I. “Why should I disobey him today? Why did I finally change my mind? I feel like my story is being stolen from me,” he concludes.
Precisely last Friday it was found that the Republican Assembly of Vigo denounced the king emeritus and the infantas Elena and Cristina to the Office of the Attorney General of State and the Tax Agency (AEAT) for alleged tax crimes and money laundering. The entity considers that the constitution of Abu Dhabi, by Juan Carlos de Borbón, of the foundation of multi-million dollar funds to ensure the inheritance of his daughters shows that he has funds abroad that he has hidden from the Spanish treasury, even after two regularities. prosecutors.
His fortune estimated by Forbes and the The New York Times – according to information from El Confidencial included in the indictment – reaches 2,000 million euros.
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