The decision by Palacio de la Zarzuela regarding Queen Letizia that will make everyone happy

Palacio de la Zarzuela has made a decision with Queen Letizia that will make everyone happy. After days of controversy, the institution has corrected the spelling error that appeared on its website, where the monarch's name appeared as "Leticia," without the "z".

The seemingly minor mistake quickly went viral and provoked reactions among users. How is it possible for such a protocol-driven institution to make such a visible mistake? Well, Casa del Rey hasn't delayed in reacting.

Zarzuela's official website makes a mistake with Queen Letizia's name

In recent days, the official website of Casa Real was once again the subject of criticism. The error consisted of Queen Letizia's name being listed as "Leticia" in the institutional family tree. Although it was just one letter, its symbolic significance went further.

Letizia, with a "z," has been the correct form all along. It appears in official documents, institutional notes, and academic publications prior to her marriage to Felipe VI. The confusion caused considerable uproar on social media, where citizens expressed their bewilderment at what many considered an unforgivable lack of rigor.

However, it wasn't the first time the royal portal presented errors. On previous occasions, similar issues were detected, such as the disappearance of the review of Infanta Elena's divorce following an exclusive journalistic report.

Palacio de la Zarzuela decides to rectify the error in Queen Letizia's name

Amid growing media pressure and a cascade of critical comments, Zarzuela acted quickly and decisively to rectify the error. The communication team proceeded to immediately correct the spelling of the queen's name in all sections of the website where it appeared incorrectly.

Although it may seem like a minor detail, the correct spelling of the queen's name is an essential element of protocol respect and institutional precision. Something that shouldn't be overlooked in the official communications of the Crown.

According to sources close to Zarzuela, the digital team responsible for the website is small and depends on the resources allocated by Patrimonio Nacional. These limitations make it difficult to thoroughly review each content, but they don't justify such evident errors. "They shouldn't happen again," they pointed out from the institution itself to Monarquía Confidencial.

A decision that will make everyone happy

The decision to correct Queen Letizia's name on the institutional website has been positively received. Many citizens have applauded the recognition of the error and the action taken in response.

This gesture, simple yet symbolic, reinforces the institution's image of closeness and responsibility with the citizens. Transparency and the ability to react are key to Zarzuela's prestige.

Ultimately, Zarzuela's decision with Queen Letizia not only corrects a technical error but also sends a message of institutional commitment. Paying attention to details is essential to keep the monarchy's prestige. Could this be the first step toward a deeper digital modernization?