King Felipe traveled to France earlier this month to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day.

The King, who traveled to France without Queen Letizia and met with numerous other world leaders, then embarked on a tour of Latin America.

Queen Sofia celebrated her 80th birthday last week with a gathering at Zarzuela Palace with family.

The Queen Sofia School of Music also celebrated a concern in her honor, where relatives and friends were in attendance.

The Zarzuela Palace gathering featured Infanta Cristina, whose husband was convicted of corruption related charges.

After years keeping a distance from the Royal Family, Queen Sofia in particular is keen on bringing her daughter back into the fold.

Leonor, the Princess of Asturias and heir to the Spanish throne, made historic public remarks last week.

The princess, who is being groomed for a more public role, read a section of the Spanish Constitution, to help mark the document’s 40th anniversary.

Princess Leonor read the section affirming popular sovereignty and constitutional monarchy.

Spain’s public broadcaster apologized after spreading a meme related to Princess Leonor’s speech. Someone added a microphone drop following her affirmation of the country as a monarchy.

Left leaning and populist parties in Spain have declared war on the Monarchy.

In the latest rebuke to the Crown, Barcelona’s City Council voted to rebuke King Felipe and call for a republic.

Specifically, the leftist and nationalist parties united to punish the King for his speech last year in favor of Spanish Constitutional unity after Catalonia’s illegal referendum on independence.

The Catalan Parliament passed a similar resolution, which the central government is taking to court.

Now left-wing populist party Podemos and its allies say they want to continue pressing for such resolutions around the country.

The Royal Household and many monarchists have been quiet about the development, but some royalists see the need to fight back against what they see as a growing political tactic.

King Felipe celebrated the Spanish Constitution during remarks at a major event last week.

The King spoke at the Princess of Asturias awards, one of the top items on the royal calendar every year.

The King noted the Constitution’s upcoming 40th anniversary and called it an example of Democracy, coexistence and liberty.

Amid the Catalan crisis, the King said the constitution recognized the diversity of Spanish origins — different cultures, tongues and territories.

Celebrations tied to the Princess of Asturias awards include a concert the evening before and a community visit the day after.

The Princess of Asturias is the King’s daughter and heir to the Spanish throne.

King Felipe and Queen Letizia were back in the Balearic Islands today to honor the victims of recent storms and flooding there.

The King and Queen flew to Mallorca last week to visit rescue workers and affected communities.

King Felipe took a ride on the Madrid metro this morning to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the service’s first line.

His Majesty took the same route his great grandfather, King Alfonso XIII, took a century ago.

The Madrid Metro service is one of the world’s largest and most comprehensive.

King Felipe and Queen Letizia rushed out Friday’s National Day reception in Madrid to visit people recovering from a major storm in Mallorca.

Their Majesties visited people affected and rescue workers following rain and flooding that left several people dead.

King Felipe, Queen Letizia, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia presided over the annual National Day military parade in Madrid today.

The press marked the event, and reception at the Royal Palace later, as one where Princess Leonor continued her debut as heir to the throne.

She is now being driven to official events in her own separate car. The Royal Household also recently unveiled her own standard.