If I had to describe the situation that King Carlos III found himself in this Tuesday, it could be summed up as “he sent the egg”. LiterallyBecause, as happened last November, the king was attacked with an egg by another young man. And, as in the past, the attacker has been arrested, although authorities have so far not provided many details about the identity of the person arrested.

Though king charlesiii It has a strong safety device, This isn’t the first time something like this has happened., and have already considered how to strengthen the king’s protection, before the egg’s attack on him began to expand and try to reach him. In that incident, the suspicion that the people who attacked the king were opponents of the monarchy persisted, although this too has not been confirmed.

This attack took place when the king was about to go to a Sijh temple to meet some of its members. Last November, when he and his wife, Empress Camilla, they are another ‘huevazo’ targetThey came to unveil a statue in memory of Queen Elizabeth II. The previous monarch, mother of the current king, was the second longest-serving aristocrat in her history (70 years and 214 days), surpassed only by the 72 years and 110 days of the reign of Louis XIV of France.

Laying the foundation of government

Charles III had reigned for nearly three months and his popularity was better than expected during the years his mother reigned. In fact, the king attained the best popularity in the country’s political class, even outperforming the leaders of the main political parties, and even more reckoning with incredible ridicule which took place last October, with the resignation of Liz Truss when he had only been prime minister for 45 days.

Now, with Rishi Sunak as prime minister, the political class in Great Britain trying to find a way out of a turbulent situation which has rocked them for the last six years, since the majority of citizens backed Brexit to leave the European Union. With Labor leading all opinion polls, Sunak tries to restore prestige to the Conservative Party which, despite an absolute majority, is in an unprecedented decline.