“Letizia, it was not the day to come”: the speech of an affected woman in Paiporta that has caught the attention of the queen

The visit that King Felipe and Letizia made this Sunday to the town of Paiporta, together with Presidents Pedro Sánchez and Carlos Mazón, ended with a trail of incidents, throwing mud and even attacks with sticks and stones. But there were other citizens who also expressed their rejection of the presence of the authorities without violence, such as a neighbor who expressly addressed Queen Letizia to tell her that “Today was not the day to come.”

In a video that has gone viral on social networks, the citizen calls the attention of the sovereign while she was speaking with her team to tell her that “It was not the day to come here to take a photo”. “You didn’t have to come,” criticizes that citizen, while other neighbors record the conversation between phrases of support for Mrs. Letizia’s interlocutor.

While the monarch held the neighbor’s hands and tried to talk to her, King Felipe VI approached them both, at which time the citizen told him that “we would have to directly dismiss” the Government. Several of those present also took advantage of that moment to tell the king that “This Government has to go”, to which the sovereign replied that “this is a democracy” and the Executive has the support of Congress emanating from the polls.

“It doesn’t look like democracy anymore, Your Majesty,” responds another citizen to Felipe VI, who tries to explain that “everything that you perceive that doesn’t work well needs to be reviewed, yes, But this is beyond anything imaginable.” “A country like Spain should be more prepared for this!” says one of the neighbors present.

When there are already several people gathered around the kings, one of them tells Felipe VI that “you have to understand that you are blocking the movement of all the trucks, we have been standing here for two hours for you and for those who have already left.” “. “But everything is a balance, if you want I won’t come and I’ll stay in Madrid”the king tries to explain himself, who also justifies that President Pedro Sánchez had left the municipality after being attacked by stating that “prudence also rules.” “Relief is normal and must be understood, but it can become unmanageable,” says the monarch.