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Princess resumes her duties a week after the death of her younger sister
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By h.b. - Feb 14, 2007 - 2:37 PM
She joined the Prince on a visit to the new headquarters of the Cervantes Institute
A week after the tragic death of her sister Érika, the Princess of Asturias, Letizia Ortiz has once again taken up her agenda.
She accompanied her husband today on a visit to the new headquarters of the Cervantes Institute in Madrid, where the couple held a working meeting with the management.
The Princess however appeared sad when confronted by photographers at the event, and is was of note that Prince Felipe was wearing a black tie.
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Princess resumes her duties a week after the death of her younger sister
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By h.b. - Feb 14, 2007 - 2:37 PM
The Prince & Princess of Asturias in the Cervantes Institute today - Photo EFE
A week after the tragic death of her sister Érika, the Princess of Asturias, Letizia Ortiz has once again taken up her agenda.
She accompanied her husband today on a visit to the new headquarters of the Cervantes Institute in Madrid, where the couple held a working meeting with the management.
The Princess however appeared sad when confronted by photographers at the event, and is was of note that Prince Felipe was wearing a black tie.
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Cornelius James Krissilas
18 Feb 2007, 21:48
18 Feb 2007, 21:48
Princess Letizia is doing an exellent job as Wife of the Crown Prince
Felipe of Spain.We pray that she have the strength to go on to serve the
people of Spain.Our prayers and best wishes are conctant and daily for
her.Princess Letizia is to be praised and supported by all of us who love
Spain and the Spanish royal family.May her beloved sister find peace and
rest in the other side of life.And may this thought be a confort to our
beloved Princess Letizia.
Elma
19 Feb 2007, 10:10
19 Feb 2007, 10:10
I totally agree with Cornelius. Princess Letizia is really doing a exellent
job.
Keep up beeing strong and everyday the princess and her (royal) family is in our prayers.
Keep up beeing strong and everyday the princess and her (royal) family is in our prayers.
Jonathan Crane
21 Jul 2007, 18:46
21 Jul 2007, 18:46
I am so sorry to hear about Crown-Princess Letizia's loss of her sister.
She certainly looks very sad and obviously has not yet come to terms with her grief and feelings of pain and sadness that come with a tragedy like this.
I love the Spanish royal family, particularly Queen Sofia of Spain-she is so kind and intelligent.
I hope that this beautiful Spanish princess will be given time and space by the media so she can deal with this sad event. I am also sure that Prince Felipe and Queen Sofia will be on hand to support the Princess in the coming weeks and months and help her to get better soon.
Count Jonathan of Grimaud.
She certainly looks very sad and obviously has not yet come to terms with her grief and feelings of pain and sadness that come with a tragedy like this.
I love the Spanish royal family, particularly Queen Sofia of Spain-she is so kind and intelligent.
I hope that this beautiful Spanish princess will be given time and space by the media so she can deal with this sad event. I am also sure that Prince Felipe and Queen Sofia will be on hand to support the Princess in the coming weeks and months and help her to get better soon.
Count Jonathan of Grimaud.
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Por favor, céntrate en el tema. Son las opiniones de los internautas, y no las de Typically Spanish. No está permitido verter comentarios contrarios a las leyes españolas o injuriantes. Reservado el derecho a eliminar los comentarios que consideremos fuera de tema.
