Caracas.- The British Embassy in Venezuela activated the condolence book on September 9 after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, so citizens can send messages of their solidarity.
“The book of condolences will be open until 1pm this Friday at the embassy headquarters in Caracas… While in the UK immediately after the funeral, the royal family will extend seven days of mourning, hopefully later in all of these periods. the proclamation of a new king, which has been executed, but a solemn act may take place next year in the summer, perhaps, there is no official date yet,” the British Charge d’Affaires in Venezuela told El Universal Becks Buckingham.
The British diplomatic corps in Caracas will not work on Monday, September 19, as it is declared a holiday in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, as that is the date the king’s funeral will take place.
Head of the European Union Delegation in Venezuela, Ambassador Rafael Dochao
The British embassy has been attended by members from various communities, the various ambassadors who make diplomatic life in the country, and figures of the Venezuelan government.
British reaction in Venezuela
“Hope with King Carlos III because he is a committed man, throughout his life he has dedicated himself to a commitment to his country and it is hoped that he will continue it, he is also a man of faith so he will definitely carry on his mother’s legacy,” Buckingham stressed.
The death of Queen Elizabeth II last Thursday, September 8, marked the end of a long era of reign.
“The meaning of Her Majesty the Queen’s death is immense, deeply touched my heart, as she is the only queen I have known in my entire life, of course, as have many people in every way. world. Great Britain, the Commonwealth of Nations and many other countries that we only have as a reference,” the diplomat said.
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