The health of the current king of England, Carlos lllhas been in the crosshair since last February, when diagnosed cancer. Since then, the monarch has been matching los treatments of health with their obligations as head of state, a fact that has had an impact on his schedules.
It seems that so much Carlos lll as the institution behind it cannot to combine altogether the two prioritiessince it is not the first time that a unexpected change in it agenda of the king.
An official trip
A few days ago, the English press announced that Carlos lll had taken the decision to “pause” your treatment against cancer in order to carry out an important state trip. In the coming weeks, the kingtogether with Queen Camilla, will visit Australiaone of the stops of the first international tour to the country as monarchs of England, since they visited the country as princes in 2015.
The couple will be 11 days of travelamong those who have secured the necessary days of rest for the king and, as far as come back, will restart your treatment: “The king will continue his cancer treatment upon his return. Your doctors agree in which it is briefly interrupted during your absence”, published exclusively by the ‘Daily Mail’.
Sin no official information from Buckingham Palace, you can only speculate about him Carlos III’s health statusalthough for many, this break in treatment is a good sign.
The last minute change
Although the monarch seems to enjoy an improvement in his physical condition, a new urgent communication of Buckingham has surprised many. In an unexpected turn of events, the British Government Council has decided that will not send Carlos III to the COP29 climate summit in Azerbaijan as its representative, despite his involvement and good results in past summits.
As confirmed by the newspaper ‘The Mirror’it seems that the main reason is not in the state of health of the king, but in his next events and the organization of these. It seems that this time health has not played such an important roleaccording to the English press, and its next trip to Australia would have been determinant in this recent decision.
Sources of British government ensure that the decision has been made based on a “excessive precautions”, taking into account all the upcoming obligations of the monarch. “The king will not attend the COP. The Government has not asked him to participate and he is also aware of the obligations that his upcoming autumn tour entails.” Therefore, Carlos III will not be able to be seen next november in the city of Baku.