La Nación Reina Letizia: With the red vest until the end

Farewell lunch to Queen Letizia in Mburuvicha Róga was surrounded by a lot of expectation, especially for speculation about how the king of Spain's wife would wear in her last act before returning to her country.The big question was if he would put aside his "cooperating uniform" and would surprise everyone with one of those sophisticated outfits with which he usually impacts his official commitments.

The occasion would have been perfect for Doña Letizia to give once again fashion chair, which perhaps expected the Yellow Celeste deputy and did not see the arrival of the illustrious visitor.The congresswoman criticized the informality of the queen's locker room in full session of deputies.

“He came with clothes not even street, with the uniform.I wonder how far this in protocol jargon is not a contempt.On the one hand I celebrate the simplicity of the lady, but on the other hand it bothers me that when you go to other countries it goes with outfits that easily exceed 10.000 dollars, honoring the place you visit somehow, ”he said, among other things, yellow, which earned him criticisms by citizens.

Through social networks, Internet users expressed their complete rejection of such irreverent reaction from the legislator.

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But no, Letizia from Spain, a woman of great character and strong convictions, remained faithful to her style and presented herself to the appointment with the same comfortable look she wore in all her stay in Paraguay and always carries on each trip of each trip ofCooperation: basic white shirt, pants, camel military boots and the controversial red vest of the Spanish Cooperation Agency, a garment that was certainly made by a national company.

The host, Silvana López Moreira de Abdo, also received her with the same outfit with which she developed her activities in the morning.President Mario Abdo Benítez's wife wore an ethnic blouse and palazo in brown and green tones, and comfortable natural tissue espadrilles with knots in his ankles;This time without the brown vest of the firing office of the first lady she carried in almost all the acts of the agenda.

And, more than an entertainment lunch, it was a work meeting at lunchtime.

Held behind closed doors, the meeting had counted special guests, including national chancellor Euclides Acevedo;the Minister of Labor, Carla Bacigalupo;the Minister of Tourism, Sofía Montiel;the Minister of Children and Adolescents, Teresa Martínez, and Ambassador Federico González, advisor to the Presidency's Strategic Affairs.They were also accompanying the queen their closest collaborators in international cooperation.

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The presidential couple gave the queen an elegant cover of Ao Po´i, made by artisan teachers from the city of Yataity, department of Guairá.It was a piece of author of the designer Gaba EsquiveThe Paraguayan nation.

Doña Letizia, a great knowledgeable and exponent of fashion, was delighted with the outfit.The Queen also took a craft called "Che Sy", hand modeled in Ñai´upo (Estero Mud) and Colorada Tierra Engobe.An emblematic work made by artisans from the city of Itá in tribute to mothers.

Finally, knowing the good taste of the queen, the first lady chose another exquisite gift for the illustrious visitor: modern line earrings made with the technique of traditional gold.A piece of author designed and prepared by artisan masters from the city of Luque.

The last moments of his stay in Paraguay, Doña Letizia wanted to enjoy them in a pleasant and relaxed way, without much protocol.She was very spontaneous during lunch, sharing talks with the guests and commenting on her impressions about the experience lived in Guarani lands.

He was in accordance with the projects supported by Spanish cooperation in Paraguay and reaffirmed the commitment to continue collaborating with the development of the country, especially in the areas of education, health, culture and empowerment of women.