Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
The year 2024 marks a significant milestone in the recent history of the Spanish monarchy, with the celebration of two important anniversaries: the 20th wedding anniversary of King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia, and the tenth anniversary of Felipe VI's reign. In a period accompanied by challenges and scandals, the royal couple has managed to strengthen their image and reaffirm their commitment to transparency and closeness to the citizens. Contrary to what many might expect, Felipe VI's style of celebration moves away from grand galas and ostentation. Since his ascension to the throne, he has chosen to commemorate his achievements through meaningful gestures, such as the awarding of Civil Merit Medals to anonymous citizens, an act that symbolizes his desire to recognize the effort and dedication of Spanish society. This sober and reflective approach marks a contrast with the previous reign, during which the image of the Royal House was severely affected by various scandals. Felipe VI has faced the difficult task of restoring trust in the monarchy, and he has done so with courage and determination. His visit to Paiporta, a town severely affected by flooding, is a clear example of his commitment to the citizens. Confronting the complaints and frustrations of those affected not only demonstrated his closeness but also reinforced his role as the leader of an institution that strives to serve society. In this last decade, the king has implemented significant changes in the Royal House, focused on modernization and transparency. Reducing the institution's budget and publishing its accounts are important steps towards more responsible and accessible management for citizens. Additionally, the introduction of a code of conduct has established a framework of responsibility aimed at regaining the trust of the Spanish people. One of the most notable transformations has been the inclusion of women in leadership roles within the Royal House. With the arrival of Mercedes Araújo, Carmen Castiella, and María Ocaña, the institution has taken a firm step towards gender equity, reflecting the evolution of Spanish society. Furthermore, the active presence of Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía in institutional life highlights the value of generational continuity in the monarchy. Communication has also been key in the strategy of reaching out to citizens. The opening of an Instagram account has allowed the Royal House to connect with a broader audience, especially younger people. Creating content that shows the royal family in everyday and relatable situations has helped to humanize the monarchy, changing the perception many had of an institution distant from the reality of the people. The marriage between Felipe and Letizia, which began in 2004, has evolved over these two decades, facing both personal and institutional challenges. The consort queen's ability to address social issues such as education and health has improved the monarchy's image, making it a symbol of modernity and commitment. Through her work, Letizia has shown that her role goes beyond formal representation, becoming an active advocate for causes that resonate with citizens. The celebration of the royal couple's wedding anniversary was equally discreet, far from any pomp. With a simple photo session in the gardens of the Royal Palace, Felipe and Letizia have shown that their family life intertwines with their institutional life, marking a clear distinction between the personal and the public while maintaining a firm commitment to their duty. As the king and queen look to the future, the focus remains on the stability and continuity of the monarchy. The younger generations, represented by Leonor and Sofía, are preparing to take on a more prominent role, suggesting that the Royal House remains a symbol of unity and responsibility in times of change. In conclusion, the year 2024 represents a turning point for the Spanish monarchy, in a context where renewal and connection with the citizenry are more necessary than ever. With a strong commitment to transparency and public service, Felipe VI and Letizia have managed to navigate the turbulent waters of public opinion, establishing an example of dedication and love that endures over time. The story of this royal family has transformed into a narrative of hope and transformation for a monarchy striving to be in tune with the values and needs of Spanish society.