Juan Carlos I Becomes King of Spain (1975)

Juan Carlos is the reigning king of Spain. He was groomed for the role by his predecessor Francisco Franco, the Spanish leader who abolished the republic and declared Spain a representative monarchy. He acceded to the throne two days after Franco’s death, becoming the first Spanish king since his grandfather was deposed in 1931. A popular monarch, he presided over Spain’s transition to democracy and has acted decisively to maintain political stability. He competed in what Olympic event in 1972? Discuss

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