Juan Carlos I
Saving the King
En historie om spioner og stilltiende avtaler. Denne fascinerende dokumentarserien blir fortalt av vitner og eksperter om hvordan spanske myndigheter beskyttet ekskongen, Juan Carlos I, mot hans egne handlinger og skjulte hans skandaler.
La Corona: The Monarchy of Spain
The monarchy was the most common form of government in Europe’s history through the middle ages. Republicanism became more widespread in the Early Modern times, but monarchy was still the main state structure during the 19th century. Although the majority of monarchies have been abolished since the end of World War I, nowadays, there still remain twelve sovereign monarchies in Europe. The Spanish monarchy is frequently called "La Corona," which means "The Crown." It is the highest post in Spain and a constitutional institution. After the Francoist system came to an end with the death of Francisco Franco, a Spanish commander turned dictator, the 1978 Spanish constitution restored the idea that Spain should be governed as a constitutional monarchy.