El Rey Carlos y la Reina Camilla fueron recibidos por una calurosa multitud en Ottawa antes de su histórico discurso del trono. Antes de plantar un árbol simbólico en el Rideau Hall, los monarcas charlaron con el público, incluidos veteranos e indígenas.

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King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived in Ottawa, where they were greeted by enthusiastic crowds and participated in several public engagements, including meeting veterans, Indigenous people, and new Canadians. The royal couple also planted a symbolic blue beech tree at Rideau Hall, representing steadfastness.

This visit is notable as King Charles is set to deliver the speech from the throne in the Canadian Senate, an event that has not been undertaken by a monarch in nearly five decades. The occasion is seen as a demonstration of royal support for Canada's sovereignty, with political leaders highlighting the country's distinct identity and the significance of the monarch's presence.

El Rey Carlos llega a Canadá para pronunciar un histórico discurso en el trono

Una bienvenida ceremonial para un rey que hace historia. Esta visita es la demostración más contundente del apoyo real a la soberanía de Canadá. La invitación del Primer Ministro destinada a enviar otro mensaje a Donald Trump que Canadá no está en venta. Salieron las muestras de rojo y blanco casi de inmediato. También en la siguiente parada, un mercado agrícola donde lo que diferencia a Canadá es la identidad, la cultura y la historia, todo ello presentado al rey. Compartió un pasatiempo nacional y conoció a esta familia de Siria que ha reconstruido su vida y su negocio aquí. Somos muy fuertes con tu rey, mi rey, como todos los canadienses como una misma persona. Los canadienses esperaron horas para llegar lo más cerca posible. Sólo pude verlos de refilón, pero aún así estoy muy feliz de estar aquí. Verlo en persona tan de cerca es como un sueño. Parte de ese sueño enviando un fuerte mensaje al sur. Nunca seremos parte de los Estados Unidos así que espero que cuando Trump vea esto tenga una determinación más fuerte para abandonar esta idea. ¿Crees que Trump va a escuchar el mensaje que se envía hoy va a cortar? Creo que no escuchará, lo que es una pena, pero espero que le diga y le muestre que el Reino Unido no es sólo la relación especial de América sino también la relación especial de Canadá. El rey se detiene brevemente para reunirse con aquellos que sirvieron a este país en décadas pasadas. No hay nada más que se pueda decir excepto que estoy orgulloso. Estoy orgulloso de ser canadiense. El primer ministro pasa a continuación manteniendo su mensaje corto. Así que es un buen día para Canadá. No llueve. No está lloviendo. El sol está brillando. El futuro es brillante. La tierra es fuerte. En Rideau Hall, la realeza cuida de esa tierra. Una nueva haya azul plantada, símbolo de firmeza. El evento principal de este viaje es mañana. El rey leerá el discurso del trono aquí cerca en el senado y es la primera vez que lo pronuncia un monarca en casi 50 años. Es fantástico. Así que obviamente estamos hablando de un momento histórico. Uno que tiene peso. Lo tiene y esta es una oportunidad para el gobierno de que el rey lea sus palabras. Exponer sus prioridades así como su visión de Canadá y eso es un acto poderoso y es uno que esperan que Trump escuche. El presidente Trump admira y respeta al rey y a la realeza y como no ha hecho una de sus 51 amenazas de estado desde la visita de Carney a la Casa Blanca pero eso no significa necesariamente que algo haya cambiado. Puede pasar cualquier cosa. Siempre es genial verte en persona. Fantástico. Gracias.

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