Europa Press, sangidan Amalia of the Netherlands, in shock after her accident: it's about her mother Máxima
An unexpected situation disrupts the calm of the royal family and raises concern among Máxima's closest circle
Emotions are experienced intensely within any family, even when it comes to royalty. Personal bonds surpass protocols and institutional responsibilities. When something unexpected happens, the reaction is human, immediate, and often silent.
In recent days, members of the Dutch royal family are going through a very painful time for everyone. Máxima is closely following a situation that affects her most intimate circle. Meanwhile, Amalia is trying to process it amid her own emotional recovery.
Máxima of the Netherlands's employee: mysteries of a disappearance
Carlos Ancapichun has been connected to Máxima of the Netherlands's family for more than thirty years. He is the caretaker of her summer residence in Neuquén, Argentina, and a close figure in her private circle. His disappearance has caused a huge impact, both because of the bond and the circumstances surrounding it.
On June 13, he was last seen after visiting a relative in southern Chile. He reported that he would walk through a nearby area, but he never returned. Days later, his truck was found locked, parked, with no trace of his whereabouts.
"So far there are no updates, there is no news at all, there are no clues. There is nothing yet, but nothing is being ruled out," sources close to the family say. The search, led by Chilean police and supported by Argentine teams, continues tirelessly.
Queen Máxima, in silence and Amalia, affected
Since the case became known, the royal family has chosen to keep absolute silence. No statement has been issued, although it is taken for granted that Queen Máxima is following every development closely. The professional and personal relationship with Ancapichun is too long to go unnoticed.
The search area features complex geography, with dense vegetation, lagoons, and hard-to-reach areas. "Pure mountain range... To move among the plants and reeds you need a machete or something to cut and make a path," they explained.
Meanwhile, Amalia of the Netherlands, still in the process of emotional recovery after her accident, can't help but be affected. This new episode has brought tension to an already delicate environment. Even if it is not said publicly, the concern is more than evident.
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