One of the reproaches that are made in Aragon in relation to the Sijena case It only claims the works of art from Catalan museums. Now, the government of Aragon has stated that it wants to claim the painting from the main altarpiece of the monastery dedicated to The Nativity from the Prado Museum. The Vice President of Aragon, Mar Vaquero, announced this Wednesday that the government of Jorge Azcón will reclaim the painting if it is confirmed that it left the monastery illegally after 1936. This is according to researcher and expert from the Vilanova de Sijena City Council, Juan José Nieto, after reviewing the documentation provided by the MNAC, which showed the documentation provided by the MNAC, from the monastery and dating back to the beginning of the Civil War.

Felipe VI has made a surprise appearance on the networks to explain the situation The Grandmothers, of Diego Velázquez, to mark the Prado Museum's thousandth live broadcast. The art gallery hosts these broadcasts every day on Instagram, where hundreds of people connect to learn interesting facts about a piece in the collection. However, this Tuesday it was the Spanish king who appeared on screen. His live broadcast was also somewhat different: the monarch explained the details of the Prado's most famous painting not from the museum but from the Zarzuela Palace, with the painting projected on a screen.