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Retratos oficiais, sessões de fotos e afins: 180 / ∞

Mensagem do Duque de Cambridge sobre o falecimento do Duque de Edimburgo

“O um século de vida do meu avô é definido pelo serviço - ao seu país e à Comunidade das Nações, à sua esposa e Rainha, e à nossa família.

Sinto-me sortudo por ter tido não apenas seu exemplo para guiar-me, mas sua presença contínua por grande parte da minha vida adulta - tanto nos bons momentos quantos nos dias mais difíceis. Sempre serei grato por minha esposa ter podido usufruir de tantos anos para conhecer meu avô e pelo carinho que ele tinha por ela. Sempre valorizarei as memórias especiais que meus filhos terão, para sempre, de seu bisavô vindo buscá-los de charrete e o fato de terem tido a oportunidade de vivenciar por eles mesmos o gosto contagiante por aventura e o senso de humor brincalhão do bisavô!

April 12, 2021: Queen Letizia attended an event in tribute of Clara Campoamor.

Clara Campoamor Rodríguez (1888 – 1972) was a Spanish politician and feminist best known for her advocacy for women’s rights and suffrage during the writing of the Spanish Constitution of 1931. Her advocacy led to the inclusion of constitutional language that sought to guarantee equality between men and women.

She was elected to the Constituent Assembly in 1931, before women were allowed to vote themselves. She later lost her parliamentary seat and briefly served as a government minister, before fleeing the country during the Spanish Civil War.

Campoamor successfully advocated in 1927 for improvements to the child labor laws and electoral law changes. When it became legal for women to run for the Constituent Assembly that would write a new constitution in 1931, she stood for a seat and was elected despite her inability to vote in the election.

When her own party decided to oppose women’s suffrage, she left the party and continued to advocate for suffrage as an independent member of the assembly. Throughout her political career, Campoamor insisted that her main role was to be a spokesperson for women, and women’s issues remained her primary concern. She maintained an independent affiliation amid a strong party system at the time, with the support of women’s activists throughout Spain she was able to secure equal legal status for women in the new constitution.

In 1936, as the start of the Spanish Civil War brought violence to Madrid, she fled the country in fear for her life. Settling in Lausanne, Switzerland, she was barred from returning to Francoist Spain, unless she gave up names of allies and publicly apologized for past statements against the Catholic Church. As an exile, she continued to write about feminism and her experiences in politics.

知人に強姦される夢だった。しかし和姦とも取れた。被害者に、せめて共犯者になれたら、今より楽になれるのではないか。もっと明示的に責め立てることができるのではないか。そんな深層心理が表に出たのだろう。きっと縋るような目をしていた。手を伸ばしたのは相手だとしても、差し向けたのも差し出したのも私だった。おそらくは。

あなたは自分に得のある否定しかしない。あのとき口にした「いや」は、拒否ではなくて肯定の「いや」だ。そんなのあなたが一番わかっているはずだ。そのくせこの世のすべての絶望を背負ったかのような顔で突っ立って。痛みに酔っているさまが気持ち悪い。あなたが被害者であるわけがない。誘い込んだのだからむしろ加害者。

SHINee

TAEMIN

日曜昼間に颯くんとラーメンを食べに行って、まだ13:30だしどこか行く？となり浜松ガーデンパークに行った。ガーデンパーク付近で道路が大渋滞してて、駐車場に入ることができても空いてなくて絶望。軽～い気持ちで遊びに来てしまって大後悔。たばこ吸いながらぽ～…っとしてた🙄🚬春のガーデンパークは生半可な気持ちで行くものではない。教訓。

運良く停められて一時間半ほど園内を散歩。温かいしお花は綺麗だしのんびりできて良かった。ネモフィラ咲いてた🌼

私も颯くんも花粉症じゃない！春最高！

April 12, 2021: Queen Letizia attended an event in tribute of Clara Campoamor.

Clara Campoamor Rodríguez (1888 – 1972) was a Spanish politician and feminist best known for her advocacy for women's rights and suffrage during the writing of the Spanish Constitution of 1931. Her advocacy led to the inclusion of constitutional language that sought to guarantee equality between men and women.

She was elected to the Constituent Assembly in 1931, before women were allowed to vote themselves. She later lost her parliamentary seat and briefly served as a government minister, before fleeing the country during the Spanish Civil War.

Campoamor successfully advocated in 1927 for improvements to the child labor laws and electoral law changes. When it became legal for women to run for the Constituent Assembly that would write a new constitution in 1931, she stood for a seat and was elected despite her inability to vote in the election.

When her own party decided to oppose women's suffrage, she left the party and continued to advocate for suffrage as an independent member of the assembly. Throughout her political career, Campoamor insisted that her main role was to be a spokesperson for women, and women's issues remained her primary concern. She maintained an independent affiliation amid a strong party system at the time, with the support of women's activists throughout Spain she was able to secure equal legal status for women in the new constitution.

In 1936, as the start of the Spanish Civil War brought violence to Madrid, she fled the country in fear for her life. Settling in Lausanne, Switzerland, she was barred from returning to Francoist Spain, unless she gave up names of allies and publicly apologized for past statements against the Catholic Church. As an exile, she continued to write about feminism and her experiences in politics.