El plan sorpresa de la reina Letizia, la princesa Leonor y la infanta Sofía en Palma: una visita a la Casa Esment
En la cita en la imprenta de la fundación, organizada por el interés de la esposa de Felipe VI, han conocido sobre su labor en favor de los derechos, la autonomía y la inclusión laboral de las personas con discapacidad intelectual
As per tradition every summer, the Royal Family — prior to embarking on their private vacation — spends several days in Palma. Here, Queen Letizia typically concludes the Atlàntida Mallorca Film Fest, King Felipe VI holds briefings with government officials and engages in the Copa del Rey yachting event. They also entertain the Balearic society at Marivent, and this year, Queen Letizia, Princess Leonor, and Infanta Sofia embarked on an unexpected visit to Casa Esment.
Casa Esment, established in 1962, carries out significant work advocating for the rights, autonomy, and employment inclusion of those with intellectual disabilities and their families. During their visit to the facilities of the Casa Esment print office in Palma, the royal trio familiarized themselves with the foundation's history, its commitment to innovation, training, and employment inclusion, and the lived reality of the individuals working within its walls.
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