Members of the Spanish Royal Family are making their presence felt while on vacation in the Balearic Islands.

Today Queen Sofia participated in a meeting of a charitable organization and visited some of the projects around Palma de Mallorca.

King Juan Carlos, who has been absent from some of the family get togethers, met with Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy at Marivent Palace in Palma last week.

No doubt the diplomatic row between Spain and the United Kingdom over Gibraltar came up.

Earlier this month Queen Sofia and King Juan Carlos, plus Prince Felipe, Princess Letizia and Infanta Elena presided over the traditional dinner at Almudaina Palace for local Balearic Island leaders.

Infanta Cristina, Duchess of Palma, is said to be moving to Switzerland for work. Her husband remains under investigation for alleged misuse of public funds.

Members of the Royal Family have relocated to the Balearic Islands for vacation, as has become tradition.

News outlets from around the world have published pictures of Queen Sofia, Princess Letizia, Infanta Elena, Infanta Cristina and their children.

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Today Prince Felipe and Princess Letizia visited an old estate in Mallorca with their daughters, Infanta Leonor and Infanta Sofia.

Over the weekend Prince Felipe was on hand for the awards ceremony for the well known and much anticipated King’s Cup sailing tournament.

Late last month the Queen and her son Prince Felipe met with emergency workers, also in Mallorca, to show solidarity with their work, including fighting wild fires.

Prince Felipe was in Palma de Mallorca in mid-July before vacation time for a meeting of European foreign ministers at Almudaina Palace, which is near Marivent Palace, where the Royal Family stays during summer weeks away.

Perhaps the most notable moment of the Royal Family’s time in the Balearic Islands so far was Queen Sofia wearing a handbag with pictures of her grandkids on it.

King Juan Carlos last week for the first time ever presided over a meeting of the permanent commission of a government advisory body on economic and social issues.

The meeting was evidence of the Monarch’s concern over the country’s precarious economic condition.

Don Juan Carlos is also in the midst of working to restore the monarchy’s standing among many in the public, who have taken a more dim view amid recent scandals.

He said that in current times Spaniards “live in decisive times for developing solutions that allow growth and employment, to offer opportunities to the young and the unemployed — who are the most bitter face of the crisis — and to preserve social cohesion and consolidate successes.”

Also last week, Prince Felipe was in Switzerland trying to sell the International Olympic Committee on Madrid’s candidacy to host the 2020 games.

Queen Sofia visited resident and rescue workers in flood impacted areas of northeastern Spain last week.

The Queen is known for wanting to visit and comfort people affected by natural or manmade disasters.

In doing so, she’s following the reigning philosophy of her mother, Frederica of Hanover, Queen of Greece.

Meanwhile, in a gaggle with reporters during a military ceremony last week King Juan Carlos called liars those who say he’s ill.

He said his issues were simply a question of screws, meaning, small adjustments.

And Prince Felipe and Princess Letizia presided over an award ceremony and meeting of the leadership of the Prince of Girona Foundation.

As heirs to the Spanish throne, Their Royal Highnesses are not only the Prince and Princess of Asturias but also of Girona, with Don Felipe as heir to the thrown of Aragon.

Other titles used by the crown prince include Duke of Montblanc for Catalonia, Count of Cervera for Valencia, Lord of Balaguer for Mallorca and Prince of Viana for Navarre.

Members of the Spanish Royal Family have been busy with agenda items over the past several weeks.

Today King Juan Carlos met with Paraguayan President-elect Horacio Manuel Cartes Jara at Zarzuela Palace in Madrid.

Last week, the King presided over a meeting of the permanent members of the Council of State, an advisory body.

On Friday Queen Sofia presided over a gala concert and gathering for mezzosoprano Teresa Berganza at the Royal Theater in Madrid, across the Plaza de Oriente from the Royal Palace.

And Prince Felipe recently presided over North Atlantic Treaty Organization military exercises in the Valencia region.

Members of the Royal Family will soon likely head to Marivent Palace in Mallorca for summer vacation.

Members of the Royal Family, the King’s extended family and aides celebrated yesterday the 100th anniversary of the birth of Don Juan de Borbón, the Count of Barcelona.

The Count of Barcelona, son of King Alfonso XIII and Queen Victoria Eugenia, was technically next in line for the throne but never reigned.

Soon after dictator Francisco Franco picked King Juan Carlos as his successor, Don Juan resigned his dynastic rights in favor of his son, but only after knowing Spain would make a return to Democracy.