The tense and eventful visit of the kings to Paiporta on November 3, a few days after the tragedy of the DANA in Valencia, left shocking images of Philip VI and Mrs. Letizia, mud stainedspeaking with those affected amid cries of neighborhood indignation over the management of the catastrophe. Regarding this situation, he has commented Carla Vigoniece of the queen, who although always tries to remain in a discreet background, on this occasion has responded clearly.
Vigo has confirmed that saw the images of that day and he was “very saddened by how they were treated,” he indicated. “I don’t know what I felt that day, there were many things, I don’t know what to say,” he commented shortly after.
“It didn’t seem fair at all“added Vigo about the altercations that took place in the town of Paiporta and that had the kings at the center of the news.
Queen Letizia’s niece has shown understanding with the neighbors affected by DANA, although she has reiterated that this does not justify the way in which they received the monarchs: “I understand the tension of the people and that they were angry and all that, but I don’t think it’s fair to charge against them.“he reiterated.
The young woman has also referred to the relationship that maintains with her cousins, Princess Leonor and Infanta SofÃa, despite the distance that separates them, since the heiress continues her military training at the MarÃn Naval School, while SofÃa continues her studies in Wales.
In this sense, he explained that he no longer sees them because “they are both out”, but he does keep in touch via mobile phone. “Yes,” he clarified. Regarding Infanta SofÃa, he assessed that “she is also preparing very well”, just like her sister.