Santo Domingo.- During the last inauguration of the President Luis Abinader has been involved in a whole controversy because many people believe that the King Felipe VI of Spain He skipped the protocol to wear a white suit and black shoes.
It is well known that the Monarch has always been one of the figures who has exuded elegance in his good dress and the way of wearing fine and expensive fabrics with a elegant classic style.
King Felipe VI has visited Santo Domingo, the first city of America, on several occasions: first, on a passing visit; then, as part of his military training. And finally, in an official capacity, representing the Kingdom of Spain in the presidential transfer of power in the Dominican Republic, according to the Dominican Republic embassy in Spain.
On this occasion, the monarch, instead of attending in accordance with the established dress code, opted for a grey suit. From then on, social media has not stopped expressing why the King of Spain skipped the protocol of wearing white.
But all this has a reason and an explanation.
This fact is a tradition of the Spanish royalty. They have as part of their protocol only to wear the color white in religious acts or in specific ceremonies.
Although King Felipe VI has created different interpretations for wearing this suit for royalty, following protocol is of utmost importance.
Taking office of Luis Abinader
Abinader arrived at the National Theater shortly after 11 a.m. in a Tesla vehicle, standing out for his choice of an electric car, which underlines his commitment to sustainability and innovation.
The swearing-in ceremony was a moment significant in his presidency. It was held in the presence of numerous guests and officials, who came together to celebrate the beginning of this new presidential term.
“I swear before God and the people, for the country and for my honor, to comply with and enforce the Constitution and the laws of the Republic. I also swear to protect and defend its independence, respect the rights and freedoms of its citizens and faithfully fulfill the duties of my office,” Abinader said.
