King Felipe VI to Pedro Sánchez and the vice presidents on the pandemic: "Madrid has been a liberation"

“Madrid has been a liberation.” The phrase is from the King before the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, and his four vice presidents, Carmen Calvo, Nadia Calviño, Yolanda Díaz and Teresa Ribera. It was captured by television cameras in the moments prior to the meeting in which the government leadership presented the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan to the Head of State at the Zarzuela Palace. The King’s words are part of the broken conversation that appears in the raw of the images sent by the Royal House. From them it can be deduced that Felipe VI, Sánchez and their four vice presidents speak of the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on cultural shows. And, according to the broadcast plans, what can be clearly heard takes place like this: Nadia Calviño: “… Spain is an oasis for everyone in the…” Carmen Calvo: “… is that the Royal Theater is the only great lyrical theater that “El Rey:” … and the Liceo … “Carmen Calvo:” There, but Madrid has been … “The King:” Madrid has been a liberation “The Royal Theater was the world’s first great opera house which reopened after closing due to the pandemic. He did it last July 1 with a semi-staged version of Verdi’s La Traviata and a 50% reduction in capacity. Before, changes were introduced in the entire management and production process, with new protocols in all departments whose cost amounted to 340,000 euros. Sánchez has gone to the Zarzuela before traveling to Porto (Portugal) this Friday to participate in the social summit of the European Union, in which, among other issues, the initiatives for the recovery of the EU countries after the consequences caused by the coronavirus pandemic will be addressed.The Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan was approved last week by the Council of Ministers and sent to Brussels.