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Spain's former king leaving country amid financial scandal - Black News Channel

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By BARRY HATTON Associated Press LISBON (AP) — Spain's former monarch, Juan Carlos I, is leaving Spain to live in another, unspecified, country amid a financial scandal, according to a letter published on the royal family's website Monday. The letter from Juan Carlos to his son, King Felipe VI, said: 'I am informing you of my considered decision to move, during this period, out of Spain.' Juan Carlos, in the letter, said he made the decision against the backdrop of 'public repercussions of certain episodes of my past private life.' He said he wanted to ensure he doesn't make his […]

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