Spain, Denmark and The Netherlands show three different ways of understanding the monarchy.
Like businesses and other institutions, the monarchy depends not only on tradition, but also on trust built over time. Trust grows slowly. When there is continuity, people show more respect. However, when there are interruptions, doubts appear and confidence becomes weaker.
In Denmark, the monarchy is fully consolidated. It has more than a thousand years of history, dating back to Viking times, and has never been interrupted.
In The Netherlands, the monarchy has an international role and shows unity, maintaining transparent management. Its budgets are public and, on occasions, its monarchs use public transport, which makes them seem close and normal.
Spain has a history of interruptions and crises, which has divided society. For this reason, People still debate the monarchy. To continue reading the article, go here https://www.articulo14.es/cultura/mujeres-corona-juego-poder-20260202.html