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The Spanish Government has announced its decision not to participate "at any level" in the inauguration of the president-elect of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, in response to the "unacceptable" decision of the authorities of that country not to invite the King.
"The Government of Spain considers the exclusion of His Majesty the King from the invitation to the inauguration of the president-elect of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, on October 1 in Mexico City, unacceptable," the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement. "For this reason, the Government of Spain has decided not to participate in this inauguration at any level," he added.
The official candidate Claudia Sheinbaum, who won the presidential elections on June 3 by a large majority, will take office on October 1 in Mexico City.
The King represents Spain at the inaugurations of Ibero-American presidents, a task that Don Felipe has been assuming since 1996 when he was still Prince of Asturias. This is the fourteenth participation of Felipe VI in the inauguration of an Ibero-American president since he became King.
Specifically, the Monarch was at the inauguration of Sheinbaum's predecessor, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, in 2018. He was also there in 2019, at that of the Panamanian Laurentino Cortizo; in 2020, at those of the Uruguayan Luis Lacalle Pou and the Bolivian, Luis Arce; in 2021, in those of Ecuadorian Guillermo Lasso Mendoza and Peruvian Pedro Castillo; in 2022, in those of Honduran Xiomara Castro, Chilean Gabriel Boric, Costa Rican Rodrigo Chaves and Colombian Gustavo Petro; in 2023, in those of Brazilian Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Paraguayan Santiago Peña Palacios and Argentine Javier Milei; and in 2024, in those of Guatemalan President César Bernardo Arévalo de León; Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino Quintero; and the re-elected Nayib Bukele, from El Salvador; and, Luis Abinader, from the Dominican Republic.
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What does this even mean lmfao
He wasn't invited so he gets annoyed and says he's not going.....when he wasn't invited in the first place lol
He acts as if Latinxmerica owes him an invitation to every inauguration as if Spain still holds dominion over the region. Both the current and former Mexican presidents also are not terribly fond of Felipe. Both are leftists who especially have some resentment for Spain not admitting or acknowledging their role in destroying cultures across the region.
Regardless of if you agree with their view on the colonizer role, it shouldn't be a surprise that someone who does not like you wouldn't invite you.
I love it when the top comment didn't bother to read the article and still gets upmarseyd.
The point of the article is that Spain decided not to send ANYONE. Not just that the king wasn't invited.
Spain is Mexico's second largest commercial partner so whether they "like them" or not, the relationship between both countries is a big deal to the Mexican economy.
On top of that, this contradicts Claudia Sheinbaum's statement made a few weeks ago who said they sent invitations to ALL countries when she was questioned about inviting all the usual latinxmerican dictators. Guess she was lying then and her administration hasn't even begun.
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Every LatAm country should be given ten years to get their shit together or be returned to their original European owners.
!geopoliticalexperts chime in
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Libtards will sabotage any colonization attempts from within and cripple it. Just like nuclear power, good in theory but impossible due to female franchise
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Pedro I was brasileiro, he was raised in Brazil and molded by it's culture, even his father Dom João VI didn't want to return to Poortugal and much preferred to make Rio de Janeiro the Empire's new capital.
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Dom João VI went back to Lisbon and left Pedro in charge
then Pedro basically broke off from Portugal formally right, b-word?
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Yes, but D. João VI only returned because Portugal was taken over by a constitutional movement so he was forced to return, and he told Pedro that if given the chance of independence "place the crown upon your head".
The House of Bragança lost its absolute power hence why D. João VI gave his son a good advice.
4 years after Brazil's independence D. João VI died (an autopsy done in the 2000s found arsenic revealing he was poisoned) and Pedro's younger brother usurped the throne (pedro's daughter Maria was supposed to be Queen after João's death) and Pedro fought back, by 1831 the Brazilian congress told him to frick off and choose between Brazil and Portugal, he chose Portugal and abdicated Brazil's throne in the name of his 5 year old son, Pedro II and abandoned him to become King of Portugal.
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!latinx
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Italians and Germans somehow fricking their economies up worse than mixed race ayylmaos and macacos
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Which one was the fricking princess
or queen 
that freed your slaves, b-word? Fiancé always talks highly of that one
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Princesa Isabel, daughter of Pedro II.
She was the heir to the throne and became princess regent late in the Empire when her father fell ill, she signed the Golden Law in may 1888
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Because Spain and Portugal are such well-run countries.
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It wouldn't be a good punishment if they were.
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