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Felipe VI Receives the Presidents of Chile, Honduras, Guatemala and Costa Rica Before the Ibero-American Summit

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The monarch has held bilateral meetings with the four presidents at the Royal Palace, on the eve of a meeting that will bring together ten of the 22 Ibero-American leaders in Madrid.

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The monarch has held bilateral meetings with the four presidents at the Royal Palace, on the eve of a meeting that will bring together ten of the 22 Ibero-American leaders in Madrid.

·Madrid, Spain
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King Felipe received you today at the Royal Palace four Latin American presidents who came to Madrid to participate in the XXX Ibero-American Summit, which brings together the 22 Spanish-speaking and Portuguese-speaking countries in the Iberian capital.

·Rome, Italy
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Felipe VI has once again demonstrated that male elegance does not need great stridence to be noticed. On Tuesday, November 3, the King received the President of Chile, José Antonio Kast, in the Royal Palace of Madrid, at a meeting prior to the Ibero-American Summit of Heads of State and Government. An appointment marked by institutional and diplomatic commitments in which, once again, the monarch has managed to have his wardrobe also its particu…

·Madrid, Spain
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On the morning of this Tuesday, President José Antonio Kast met with King Philip VI of Spain as part of his tour of Europe, where he will also have meetings with the Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, and Pope Leo XIV.

·Las Condes, Chile
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The King will also meet at the Royal Palace with the Presidents of Honduras, Guatemala and the President of Costa Rica

·Madrid, Spain
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Felipe VI meets today with the presidents of Chile, Guatemala, Costa Rica and Honduras hours before the appointment that begins tomorrow

·Madrid, Spain
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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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