Some constitutional patriots pretend to be scandalized because, they say, the King of Spain, as head of state, should not sit next to an attorney general accused in a judicial proceeding, as will happen this Friday at the opening ceremony of the judicial year in Spain. These patriots can relax, because in fact, the King himself doesn't seem to care as much as they do about the company with which he sits and takes photos. This very week, he was photographed, or rather, with Eduardo Inda, one of the most shameful figures in Spanish public life, and this is a highly contested league.

This Monday morning, Felipe VI was in charge of inaugurating the 5th edition of the Spanish Economic Forum. Wake up, Spain!, but before the official speech began, the monarch had to apologize for his appearance, which caught the attention of those present. With the lower half of his face completely red, the King of Spain pretended nothing had happened to him: "That's what happens when you don't protect yourself properly from the sun," he said with a smile.

The traditional dinner before the Mobile World Congress, with King Felipe VI and the country's main political and business figures, was held this Sunday night at the National Museum of Art of Catalonia (MNAC) to kick off the most important technology and connectivity congress, the Mobile World Congress (MWC), which has been held in Barcelona since March.