Juan Carlos the rewrites his inheritance: “Reconciliation”, the book-Memorium of the emeritus king

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The emeritus king Juan Carlos will publish a memories entitled “Reconciliation”. For example, written in the first person and expected in the bookstore by the end of the year. Moreover, The work. Furthermore, according to a press release from the Planeta publisher, will focus on the “private part of a public life” and promises to offer an in -depth look at his personal history and his role in the democratic transformation of Spain.

In the announcement. Furthermore, Juan Carlos explained the reasons that prompted him to write the book, despite the opposite advice received by his father: “My father has always advised me not to write my memories. Moreover, The kings do not confess. Especially not publicly. Why do I disobed him today? Why did I change my mind? Additionally, Why do I juan carlos rewrites his inheritance: feel that my story is stolen”.

A historical project born from exile – Juan carlos rewrites his inheritance:

The publisher defines publication as “a historical event”. The project was born during the period of exile of the sovereign in Abu Dhabi. in a context in which, explains the publisher, “part of the public opinion” and “his own errors” contributed to “obscure his career and his fundamental contributions to the success of Spanish democracy”.

The book will be full of anecdotes and significant episodes of the recent history of Spain and its private life. He will tell a young Juan Carlos struggling with the challenges of a Spain marked by the civil war. by a fate that he had not chosen, until his central role in the democratic transition of the country.

The publisher promises an “open -hearted. concessions written” work, which moves symbolically between the two slender who have marked his life: the forced one of youth to Estoril and juan carlos rewrites his inheritance: the voluntary one of old age in Abu Dhabi. In the words of Juan Carlos himself. The book represents a final confession who reflects his current condition: “I don’t have the right to cry”.