Maraaz 
Former King Carlos informed his son King Felipe Felipe 6 of his decision to leave the country after the “corruption” allegations against him.
It was reported that the ex-King of Spain, Juan Carlos, decided to leave the country after allegations of “corruption”.
In the statement made by the Spanish Royal Family, Carlos 82, reportedly decided to leave the country.
In the statement, it was stated that Carlos presented his letter to his son, King Felipe 6, about his desire to leave Spain. It was recorded in Carlos’s letter that he was able to testify about cases when necessary.
The Spanish Royal Family, which passed through a difficult period due to the corruption charges against them, had cut the state salary of emeritus King Juan Carlos, who was accused of receiving commission from the tender for the Mecca-Medina high-speed train project.
82-year-old Juan Carlos, who left his throne to his son Felipe 6 in 2014, continued to maintain the title of the king, until that time he received an annual salary of 198,845 euros from the state budget.
After Switzerland, an investigation was launched in the Spanish court about Juan Carlos, who allegedly donated 65 million euros of his commission to his friend Corinna zu-Sayn-Wittgenstein and sent it to an account in Swiss banks through the Panamanian foundation.
Although two attempts were made to open an investigation commission in the parliament about the allegations against Juan Carlos, these proposals were rejected, primarily by the votes of the main opposition People’s Party (PP), the major partner of the coalition government.
In Spain, which has been shaken by corruption allegations in recent years, Inaki Urdangarin, brother-in-law of King Felipe 6, was sentenced to 5 years and 10 months in prison in 2018, on charges of tax evasion and financial irregularity.
Although the accusations of corruption against members of the royal family sometimes create regime discussions in Spain, the commitment of PSOE and PP, the two largest political parties in the country’s current political structure, prevents the growth of these discussions.
Former 39-year-old King Juan Carlos, known as a president in Spain for 39 years (1975-2014), who led the transition to democracy after dictator Franco, left his throne to his son Felipe on June 18, 2014, and then June 2, 2019. had announced that he had terminated all official responsibilities within the royal family.
