The Queen of Spain holds a video conference with COCEMFE

29/5/2020

The Queen of Spain held a video conference with the heads of the Confederación Española de Personas con Discapacidad Física y Orgánica COCEMFE (Spanish Confederation of People with Physical and Organic Disabilities) from her home office at the Palace of Zarzuela.

Queen Letizia held a video conference with the heads of the Confederación Española de Personas con Discapacidad Física y Orgánica COCEMFE (Spanish Confederation of People with Physical and Organic Disabilities) on 29 May 2020

COCEMFE was founded in 1980 to unite, strengthen, and coordinate the actions of entities that work on behalf of people with physical and organic disabilities to defend their rights and improve their quality of life.

During the pandemic, residential centers have remained open, including, most home help and personal assistance services. Day center activities and other specialised services have been suspended, although great efforts have been made to provide services electronically. The heads expressed concern regarding the uncertainty of the labor situation in Spain and for the future employment of people with disabilities. Her Majesty was also informed of the proposals for the immediate future that have been proposed by the associative movement of COCEMFE.

Queen Letizia chats with COCEMFE via video link on 29 May 2020

Queen Letizia wore a new green blazer. I believe it may be the Hugo Boss 'Jalesta' Open Front Jacket in Pine Green. It originally retailed for US$445 but is now reduced to $178 at Nordsrom.

8 Comments

Bertie

1/6/2020 03:35:44 am

What a beautiful jacket from Hugo Boss and how brilliantly versatile, an edge-to-edge is, just so easy throw on over one outfit after another and always look polished and presentable. The gentle curve of the opening is beautifully cut and quietly feminine, and the two recessed pockets expertly add a restrained contrast.

I really thought the jacket was black from the first pictures I saw, so it has only been this blog which has revealed it to be in a most flattering and adaptable deep blue-green. It looks very well with the low top underneath and keeps Letizia suitably businesslike in reviewing the considerable challenges of disability rights in these difficult times.

Sandy

1/6/2020 08:35:00 pm

I love this simple, elegant blazer. I would describe the blue/green colour as teal which is one of my favorites. The lack of a collar makes it a great choice for early summer and it would look great paired with a skirt or pants. I hope to see it again in the future.

Milly

1/6/2020 08:45:08 pm

I agree, and I LOVE the colour 💚

Bertie

1/6/2020 09:00:09 pm

I'd call it teal too, if I showed the courage of my convictions, just too scared to jump in first & find no one agreed!! 😅😅

Elizabeth (Admin)

1/6/2020 09:05:08 pm

It certainly has a teal tinge, however the colour was specified as Pine Green in the product description so I won't argue with that LOL

Page

23/6/2020 12:03:46 am

I actually bought this blazer and it is definitely a darker green color. It fits beautifully and the price was certainly an added bonus! I will wear it more in the fall and winter. So happy with my purchase!!!

Bertie

23/6/2020 07:45:00 pm

It probably gets a paler look in the very pale light of that white table setting.

Becka

2/6/2020 12:38:57 am

I’m just happy to see color. Any color.

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