The Queen of Spain arrived in El Salvador late yesterday afternoon, following her two day visit of Honduras.
Her Majesty was received by the El Salvadorian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Alfredo Jaime Miranda, on arrival at the El Salvador International Airport.
There was no wardrobe change by Queen Letizia following her last engagement in the town of Comayagua in Honduras only a few hours earlier.
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Today, Queen Letizia began her visit to El Salvador with a city tour of Suchitoto. She visited the town hall, the municipal market and the church of Santa Lucia, which are all renovated buildings on the Heritage Program for the Development of the Spanish Cooperation.
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The Queen also visited the Women's House, a facility setup by the Spanish Cooperation to improve women's rights and gender equality in El Salvador. She also attended a meeting to hear about the important programs underway to assist disadvantaged women.
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For today's visit to the town of Suchitoto, Queen Letizia recycled a conventional pant suit from Hugo Boss, wearing the BOSS 'Jaelly' grey blazer and matching trousers.
She wore a simple white pintucked blouse (unidentified) and accessorized with a blue belt, plain pearl drop earrings and her Carolina Herrera sunglasses.
Letizia opted for comfort this morning and wore her Hugo Boss ORANGE blue woven leather ballet flats, a style she debuted in July 2013 at a military event in Zaragoza.
There are limited photos of Letizia carrying a clutch but it appears she coordinated the outfit with her Uterque white snakeskin clutch.
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In the afternoon, the Queen visited the town of Jiquilisco and held a meeting with the Community Family Health Specialised Unit. She learnt about their home care program as the serious health issue of chronic kidney disease, which is endemic in communities living in poor socioeconomic conditions.
Letizia also toured the Unit and meet some of the staff.
Following the meeting, Her Majesty visited a water pumping station in a village near Jiquilisco. The station is funded by the Spanish Cooperation and is part of the infrastructure program to provide drinking water and basic sanitation in suburban and rural areas of El Salvador.
Queen Letiza changed up her look for this visit. She paired navy skinny pants with a new Hugo Boss jacket. While I'm not 100% certain of the model but it looks very similar to the brand's BOSS 'Karina6' blue blazer (£330) which features top-stitch detailing and double button front.
Letizia wore a white Peter Pan collar blouse under her jacket. It is the Mango sleeveless top from their Summer 2012 collection.
The piece is not new and has been in Letizia's closet since June 2013.
Letizia added a nautical touch to her outfit, wearing the Pretty Ballerinas navy stripe flats with red tie.
Núria Tiburcio from Vanitatis made an interesting observation, it seems Queen Letizia is channeling the style of her youngest daughter! Infanta Sofia was seen wearing the children's version of these flats to a zoo outing in 2011.
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