The concern in the United Kingdom about the health of King Charles III has spread to the entire world after the last statement sent by the British Royal House. And it is no wonder, since the monarch has spent the last few months undergoing treatment for cancer and, now, this comes.

After King Charles III announced that he had been diagnosed with cancer and that he was going to receive medical treatment to combat it, his schedule stopped for a few weeks. He later resumed his activity as the visible head of the monarchy, although with caution due to his state of health.

Now, global concern has increased since, to everyone’s surprise, Buckingham Palace has suspended a trip to which King Charles III of England was expected to go. And he did it with an urgent, brief message without explanations.

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It is known to all that the health of King Charles III It’s not exactly very buoyant. Although the monarch recovers (in principle satisfactorily) from the cancer that was diagnosed, his age and health forces his team to be prudent and carefully choose each of the activities in which the sovereign participates.

Recently, and given that his improvement was noticeable, Buckingham Palace announced that King Charles III would temporarily pause his cancer treatment to take a state trip to Australia and Samoa.

It is trip to Australiathe first official one that the monarch has done since 2011, will be carried out alongside Queen Camilla and under the strict supervision of his medical team. In fact, it will not have a stop in New Zealand precisely for medical criteria and to prioritize the recovery of King Charles III.

King Charles III with Queen Camilla, with whom he will travel to Australia and Samoa. / Lift-EMV

The announcement of this trip has been interpreted as a good sign that cancer treatment is going from strength to strength and King Charles III is in better health. However, a new blow arrives by surprise to once again unleash all the alarms about his condition. And Buckingham Palace has issued an urgent statement announcing that the monarch will not attend the climate summit to be held on November 11 in Azerbaijan and to which it was thought that he would attend.

The statement is brief and does not provide explanations in this regard. It only indicates that “King Charles III will not attend the meeting after the advice received by the Government”, so interpretations have immediately skyrocketed.

The cancellation of this trip has generated a new debate in the United Kingdom about the state of health of Charles III precisely when it was believed that it was going to get better. However, it seems that on this occasion the monarch’s non-attendance at the climate summit would respond more to a problem with the organization of his upcoming events than to a worsening of his health. However, the institution’s ability to simultaneously manage the duties and personal well-being of the sovereign has remained on the table.

In conclusion, although The health of King Charles III remains delicate and remains under the spotlight Since he has not yet fully recovered from the cancer he suffers from, the truth is that the British Government’s focus on planning the monarch’s agenda so carefully leads to the suspicion that perhaps the diagnosis is not as favorable as was believed.

Government sources, for their part, have indicated that the decision to suspend King Charles III’s trip to the climate summit is only due to “an excess of precautions” taking into account the volume of obligations that the monarch will have to face in the coming years. weeks.