Queen Letizia, Honorary President Spanish Association Against Cancer (AECC), attended a Cancer Tour conference at its headquarters on Tuesday. Lleida’s Caixa Forum. With this move in Catalonia restarted the program After a month of vacations as usual, first in Mallorca, and then in another destination that did not go beyond and was real for the Queen. “special holiday”.
back when he got back to work Wear shoes with heels longer than 10 centimetersAs a report by ‘El País’ puts it, one of the long-wearing high-heeled shoes that he hated because of ‘constant pain in one foot, possibly due to chronic metatarsalgia’ as a result of overuse”. Apparently, this year in most of his business ‘looks’ and official This may be the explanation for the fact that he resorts to loafers on trips in addition to celebrities. the espadrilles she usually wears in the summer.
we saw this august Letizia is very comfortableAs a family, VI in Cartuja de Valldemossa, the setting chosen by the King and Queen for the summer inn. with straight espadrilles or slightly higher wedgesas in her visit to the market on the Mallorca promenade with her daughters and Honorary Queen Sofia (Meanwhile, Letizia made an impact in a mini dress showcasing her sculpted legs and intense tan).
nonverbal language
Aforementioned foot discomfort should have subsided over the summerJudging by the non-verbal message the Queen started on her return to work, she chose her style at the top. high heels.
this time it’s been a bit pink living roomsto match the flowers of her pattern flowy red dresscrisscross V-neck, belt and bow in the same fabric.
This design meets Two features of the suits that Letizia has been wearing frequently latelynow that you’re getting close 50 years [su cumpleaños es la próxima semana, el 15 de septiembre]: midi length and French or three-quarter sleeves.
it’s a piece Adolfo Dominguez It premiered in 2018 in Palma de Mallorca during a luncheon with the Head of Government.
this hair, slightly shorter, loose in the middle and tips out, a very natural makeuplittle white circles and of course karen hallam ring silver and gold plated She hasn’t been taken out since she gave the girls to her..
anti-monarchist concentration
Two small demonstrations were held near the Lleida cultural center, which Letizia attended this Tuesday, separated by fences and riot police, one in favor of the monarchy and the other in pro-independence protests, bringing together several dozen. People At the pro-independence rally, anti-monarchy slogans were chanted and the rapper’s freedom from Lleida was also demanded. Paul Hasel.
Letizia was received by Maria Eugènia Gay, Government delegate in Catalonia; José Crespín, the government’s sub-delegate in Lleida, and Silvia Calzón, Minister of Health. At the Queen’s corporate reception, the absence of Miquel Pueyo, mayor of Lleida, and Bernat Solé, delegate of the Generalitat Government in Lleida, was conspicuous.
The conference of this event organized by AECC, doctor Carlos Lopez-OtinRecalling that he attended one of his lectures many years ago, taking the opportunity to present the book ‘Egoista, immortals y viajeras’, who traveled to various regions of Spain to increase the visibility and knowledge of the fight against cancer, and took this opportunity. as foreign student Queen Letizia.
Letizia took this opportunity to ask the doctor. resistance to “orthodox and traditional” medicine against integrative medicineLópez-Otín replied that the important thing is to work harder and accept that this type of medicine is the “future”.
View of La Palma
Next Friday, the Queen will continue her agenda as she opens the school year at the lava-affected centers in La Palma: Los Campitos, Todoque and María Milagros Acosta. A visit that once again represents the support of the Royal Household for the island, which was affected by the volcanic eruption. In fact, the King and Queen paid tribute to the citizens there last March and the State Security Forces and Corps, as well as the Civil Protection, firefighters, Red Cross, scientists and volunteers who cooperated to help the victims.
Queen Letizia, Honorary President Spanish Association Against Cancer (AECC), attended a Cancer Tour conference at its headquarters on Tuesday. Lleida’s Caixa Forum. With this move in Catalonia restarted the program After a month of vacations as usual, first in Mallorca, and then in another destination that did not go beyond and was real for the Queen. “special holiday”.
back when he got back to work Wear shoes with heels longer than 10 centimetersOne of those who have not worn it for a long time, as published in a report by ‘El País’, due to ‘constant pain in one foot, possibly due to chronic metatarsalgia’ as a result of overuse. high heels he hates”. This may seem to explain why he’s resorting to loafers in addition to celebrities on most of his business ‘looks’ and official outings this year. the espadrilles she usually wears in the summer.
we saw this august Letizia is very comfortableAs a family, VI in Cartuja de Valldemossa, the setting chosen by the King and Queen for the summer inn. with straight espadrilles or slightly higher wedgesas in her visit to the market on the Mallorca promenade with her daughters and Honorary Queen Sofia (Meanwhile, Letizia made an impact in a mini dress showcasing her sculpted legs and intense tan).
nonverbal language
Aforementioned foot discomfort should have subsided over the summerJudging by the non-verbal message the Queen started on her return to work, she chose her style at the top. high heels.
this time it’s been a bit pink living roomsto match the flowers of her pattern flowy red dresscrisscross V-neck, belt and bow in the same fabric.
This design meets Two features of the suits that Letizia has been wearing frequently latelynow that you’re getting close 50 years [su cumpleaños es la próxima semana, el 15 de septiembre]: midi length and French or three-quarter sleeves.
it’s a piece Adolfo Dominguez It premiered in 2018 in Palma de Mallorca during a luncheon with the Head of Government.
this hair, slightly shorter, loose in the middle and tips out, a very natural makeuplittle white circles and of course karen hallam ring silver and gold plated She hasn’t been taken out since she gave the girls to her..
anti-monarchist concentration
Two small demonstrations were held near the Lleida cultural center where Letizia went this Tuesday, separated by fences and riot police, one in favor of the monarchy and the other in pro-independence protests, bringing together several dozen. People At the pro-independence rally, anti-monarchy slogans were chanted and the rapper’s freedom from Lleida was also demanded. Paul Hasel.
Letizia was received by Maria Eugènia Gay, Government delegate in Catalonia; José Crespín, the government’s sub-delegate in Lleida, and Silvia Calzón, Minister of Health. At the Queen’s corporate reception, the absence of Miquel Pueyo, the mayor of Lleida, and Bernat Solé, the delegate of the Generalitat Government in Lleida, was conspicuous.
The conference of this event organized by AECC, doctor Carlos Lopez-OtinRecalling that he attended one of his lectures many years ago, taking the opportunity to present the book ‘Egoista, immortals y viajeras’, who traveled to various regions of Spain to increase the visibility and knowledge of the fight against cancer, and took this opportunity. as foreign student Queen Letizia.
Letizia took this opportunity to ask the doctor. resistance to “orthodox and traditional” medicine against integrative medicineLópez-Otín replied that the important thing is to work harder and accept that this type of medicine is the “future”.
View of La Palma
Next Friday, the Queen will continue her agenda as she opens the school year at the lava-affected centers in La Palma: Los Campitos, Todoque and María Milagros Acosta. A visit that once again represents the support of the Royal Household for the island, which was affected by the volcanic eruption. In fact, the King and Queen held an act of respect there last March for the citizens and the State Security Forces and Corps, as well as the Civil Protection, firefighters, Red Cross, scientists and volunteers who cooperated to help the victims.