The Gardens of Feijóo
Opposition leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo calls for reconciliation between Spaniards and former King Juan Carlos I amid recent document declassifications.
Spain: Despite all scandals: The former king wants to come home
Former King Juan Carlos I of Spain expresses a desire to return from exile in Abu Dhabi, supported by conservative factions due to new documents highlighting his contributions to democracy, yet this poses risks for the monarchy.
23-F | The Empty Secret
Juan Carlos I and Pedro Sánchez are the main political beneficiaries of the declassification regarding the 1981 coup d'état in Spain.
What consequences would the return of Juan Carlos I to Spain have?
The article explores the potential implications of former King Juan Carlos I's return to Spain, particularly considering a recent statement from the leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo.
The emeritus king conditions his definitive return to Spain on being able to settle in La Zarzuela
Juan Carlos I stipulates that his return to Spain is contingent upon being allowed to live in La Zarzuela, the royal palace.
The difficult return of the tax residence to Spain complicates the possible return of Juan Carlos I
Juan Carlos I's potential return to Spain has become complicated due to the requirement of regaining tax residency in the country, as mentioned by Zarzuela, the Spanish royal palace.
In relation to Juan Carlos I
The article discusses the implications of Juan Carlos I's potential return to Spain and the conditions set by the monarchy for it.
If Juan Carlos I wants to return, he must have fiscal residency in Spain, according to the Royal House
The Spanish Royal House stated that for King Juan Carlos I to return to Spain, he must regain fiscal residency to protect the image of the Crown.
The Royal House warns the emeritus king that to return he would need to regain his tax residence in Spain
The Royal House of Spain has informed former king Juan Carlos I that if he wishes to return to Spain, he must regain his tax residence to protect his image and that of the monarchy.
Zarzuela sets a condition for Juan Carlos I's return to Spain: "He should recover his tax residence"
Zarzuela has stipulated that for King Juan Carlos I to return to Spain, he must first recover his tax residence.
Visual Search Tool for 23-F: Consult Each Page or All at a Glance
A new AI-powered tool developed by El País allows users to view and search through declassified documents of the failed 23-F coup in Spain.
The documents of the coup attempt reopen the debate about the return of King Juan Carlos I
The release of classified information about the 1981 attempted coup in Spain has reignited discussions regarding King Juan Carlos I's potential return to Spain after his departure in 2020.
Spain: Did the King Really Save the Young Democracy?
The article explores the historical context of Spain's 1981 coup attempt and the role of King Juan Carlos I in protecting democracy, with recently released government documents shedding light on the events.
Feijóo calls for Juan Carlos I to return to Spain after the declassification of documents related to the 23-F
Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of the PP, has called for the return of Juan Carlos I to Spain following the declassification of documents regarding the 1981 coup attempt that had been secret for 45 years.
Feijóo calls for the return of the emeritus king to Spain after the declassification of the 23-F documents
Alberto Núñez Feijóo, the leader of Spain's opposition party, has called for the return of emeritus King Juan Carlos I to Spain, arguing that the recent declassification of documents related to the 23-F coup underscores his role in preserving democracy.
Breaking news of political developments, live | Feijóo calls for the return of the emeritus King to Spain after declassification of 23-F documents
Political leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo calls for the return of Spain's emeritus King following the declassification of documents related to the failed coup attempt on February 23, 1981.
The figure of Juan Carlos I passes the test of the secret documents from February 23rd
The revealed secret documents from the February 23 snap coup do not significantly alter the official narrative about King Juan Carlos I's role in the event.
The critical situation of the King within the Armed Forces 10 months after the coup: 'He suffers personal and professional deterioration'
The article discusses the decline in the reputation and situation of King Juan Carlos I within the Armed Forces following the failed coup attempt in Spain in February 1981.
The Moves with which King Juan Carlos I Deactivated the 23-F Coup: "This Has to End Once and for All"
Felipe González defends the actions of King Juan Carlos I during the 23-F coup attempt, calling them decisive and exemplary, and urges complete declassification of related documents.
When Perote tried to clean up the Cesid from 23-F and the 'Jáudenes Report' prevented it
The article discusses the attempt to reveal the role of Spain's secret service in the 23-F coup attempt after the declassification of official documents.
Spain: declassified documents about the 1981 coup attempt reveal why the coup failed
Declassified documents from Spain's 1981 coup attempt reveal operational plans and key statements indicating the failure of the insurrection.
The mistake of the coup plotters, according to a document intercepted from a military officer after 23-F: 'Letting the Bourbon be free and treating him as if he were a gentleman'
The article discusses a recently declassified document that criticizes the strategic errors made by the coup plotters during the failed coup of February 23, 1981, particularly regarding their treatment of King Juan Carlos I.
Felipe González defends the actions of Juan Carlos I on 23-F: 'It was not only exemplary, but decisive'
Felipe González praised Juan Carlos I's role during Spain's 23-F coup attempt, calling it crucial for constitutional order.
The 11 Hours of Tension in Zarzuela and the Final Order to Deactivate the 23-F Coup: 'No Coup d'État Can Hide Behind the King, It's Against the King'
The article discusses the tense events surrounding the attempted coup in Spain on February 23, 1981, particularly focusing on the role of King Juan Carlos I and the military actions taken to thwart the coup.
The King to Milans del Bosch on February 23: 'I will neither abdicate nor abandon Spain'
A newly declassified military intelligence document details the events of the 23-F coup attempt in Spain, highlighting King Juan Carlos I's resolve to remain in power and safeguard the country.
The desperate calls of Tejero's wife when she saw that the coup had failed: "The Army has left me 'thrown away' like a cigarette butt. They have 'deceived' me"
The article recounts the frantic attempts of Carmen Díez Pereira, the wife of Antonio Tejero, to contact her husband during the failed coup attempt in Spain on February 23, 1981, expressing her feelings of abandonment by the military.
The coup plotters of 23-F attributed the failure of the coup to 'leaving the Bourbon free' in reference to the attitude of Juan Carlos I
The 23-F coup plotters blamed the failure of the coup on their decision to respect King Juan Carlos I's freedom and treat him like a gentleman, as revealed in newly declassified documents.
Felipe González defends the actions of Juan Carlos I on 23-F: "It was decisive, apart from exemplary," and calls for full declassification of documents
Former Spanish Prime Minister Felipe González advocates for complete declassification of documents related to Juan Carlos I's actions during the 23-F coup attempt, emphasizing their importance in understanding the political context.
Moncloa called Zarzuela to inform about the declassification of the 23-F documents
The Spanish government informed the Royal Palace about the declassification of documents related to the 23-F coup attempt, which involve significant historical figures like Juan Carlos I.
What to expect from the declassified documents of February 23: from the role of Juan Carlos I to the failure of Cesid in preventing the coup d'état
The article discusses the implications of the government's announcement regarding the declassification of documents related to the February 23 coup attempt in Spain.
The Government hopes that the 23-F documents will put an end to the rumors but does not clarify if they affect the former king
The Spanish government prepares for the historic declassification of documents related to the 23-F coup attempt, while remaining silent on the potential implications for former King Juan Carlos I.
Former President Aznar meets with Juan Carlos I: "The King of democracy and freedoms"
Former Spanish President José María Aznar recently met with former King Juan Carlos I, highlighting their relationship in the context of Spain's democracy.
Josefina Castellví, a reference in polar management and research
Josefina Castellví, a pioneering oceanographer and microbiologist, was the first woman to direct a scientific station in Antarctica, leading the Juan Carlos I base.
The judge releases Francisco de Borbón on bail of 50,000 euros
Judge Francisco de Jorge has released Francisco de Borbón, a distant relative of the former King Juan Carlos I, on bail amid allegations of money laundering connected to a narcotics police scandal.
The Prosecutor's Office proposes a bail of 80,000 euros for Francisco de Borbón, a distant relative of Don Juan Carlos
The Anti-Drug Prosecutor's Office is seeking bail of 80,000 euros for Francisco de Borbón, a distant relative of King Juan Carlos I, due to his involvement in a drug trafficking investigation.
Juan Carlos I, the only member of the Royal Family absent from the farewell in Spain for his sister-in-law Irene of Greece: "He refuses to come and won't sleep in Zarzuela"
King Juan Carlos I notably skipped the farewell for his sister-in-law Irene of Greece, declining to attend the family's vigil at Zarzuela Palace and stating he would not stay there.
Sick killer who murdered 10 pensioners by pretending to be deaf says 'I hate old people'
Juan Carlos Villa Cardona, a serial killer, gained trust by pretending to be deaf before murdering ten elderly victims and stated during an interview that he finds peace in seeing blood.
He inherited the dictator Franco, and then his move shocked the world and Spain
Juan Carlos I, who ruled Spain from 1975 to 2014, is a controversial figure credited with Spain's transition to democracy despite his ascent to the throne under an authoritarian regime.
The best of 'Today in EL PAÍS' | What does Juan Carlos I seek with his memoirs?
Juan Carlos I's memoirs aim to present his version of history while reflecting on his mortality and significant life events.
Ferrero Reveals New Details of His Split with Alcaraz: 'There are Things I Have Not Been Able to Accept for Who I Am'
Juan Carlos Ferrero shares insights on his breakup with Carlos Alcaraz, emphasizing personal differences, and mentions he hasn't spoken to Alcaraz since their split.
Legendary tennis player: I am afraid that Alcaraz might leave tennis
Legendary former tennis player Marion Bartoli expresses concern that Carlos Alcaraz may leave tennis following his split with longtime coach Juan Carlos Ferrero.