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King Juan Carlos trips up in Cataluña
By h.b. - May 30, 2008 - 7:16 AM
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King Juan Carlos takes his trip. - Photo from Público video.
King Juan Carlos takes his trip. - Photo from Público video.
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The King fell off the stage after making a speech in Barcelona last night.
King Juan Carlos made an embarrassing trip in the gala dinner for The Circle of Catalan Businessmen last night.

At the end of his speech, in which he praised the business infrastructure in Cataluña and its contribution to the Spanish economy, the monarch started to walk down some steps on the stage and lost his balance.

Fortunately one of his bodyguards was close at hand and the King was unhurt.


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Comments

Er_Guiri
30 May 2008, 12:34
Not content with telling "Tigre Puma" (Hugo Chaves) to shut up, Juan Carlos immitates Fidel Castro
D.Luis
30 May 2008, 20:41
You may not be but most of Spain is, as well as the world. Hugo needed to be told to shut up. thats the problem with the world leaders..no more balls! VIVA EL REY
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