Spain's new king Felipe VI sworn in in muted ceremony


  • World
  • Thursday, 19 Jun 2014

MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's new king, Felipe VI, was sworn in on Thursday in a low-key ceremony which monarchists hope will usher in a new era of popularity for the troubled royal household.

Felipe became king after his father, Juan Carlos, abdicated earlier this month following a series of scandals that led many Spaniards to question the role of the monarchy itself.

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