Breaking news has arrived about Zarzuela. It concerns the fact that Queen Sofía has made a decision that no one expected, but that is very moving. Yes, it touches everyone's heart, especially Spaniards'.
What has come to light is that the emeritus queen, faced with the wave of wildfires taking place in our country, has decided not to stand idly by. She has chosen to take a step to help those affected.

Zarzuela in the media spotlight after Queen Sofía's show of solidarity
Queen Sofía didn't want to look the other way. The wildfires have also ignited her commitment. She has decided to act without delay.
The flames are spreading through Castilla y León, Galicia, Andalucía, and Extremadura, among other regions. In just a few days, more than 140,850 acres (57,000 hectares) have been burned. Three people have lost their lives and dozens of families have seen their homes disappear.
King Felipe has interrupted his vacation to closely follow the situation. He has contacted regional presidents. He wanted to know firsthand the magnitude of the tragedy.
Now, from Zarzuela, Queen Sofía has made a move. She has done so with a gesture that combines speed and sensitivity. It is direct aid that will bring relief to many people.

The Queen Sofía Foundation has activated an emergency fund of €50,000. It is a financial boost to support those affected. This action will be channeled through the Spanish Federation of Food Banks (FESBAL).
The goal is to strengthen the delivery of aid in the hardest-hit areas. Yes, so that those who have lost everything can count on immediate support. Food and supplies will reach where they are most needed.
Queen Sofía shows her commitment again from Zarzuela
This isn't the first time Queen Sofía has intervened in a crisis. In other disasters, she has shown the same closeness. She has always relied on her foundation's infrastructure to act.
This time, the priority is to mitigate the social impact. It's not just about restoring houses or forests; it is also necessary to return a minimum of normalcy to families. Her contribution will allow the aid to be expanded, since every euro will help reach more homes and address more needs.
Juan Carlos I's wife wanted the aid to be effective and fast. The heat doesn't let up, and the wildfires remain active in several provinces. Time is a critical factor.
Her gesture, which no one expected, has a value that goes beyond money. It is a symbol of moral support at a time when the country needs unity. It is also a reminder that the monarchy is also present in emergencies.
The wildfire situation remains complicated. The Ministry of the Interior has mobilized brigades, aerial resources, and emergency personnel. But the magnitude of the fires requires keeping all available resources active.
In this context, the aid coming from the aforementioned foundation adds response capacity. Collaboration between public and private entities is key. Above all, when the common goal is to save lives and protect communities.
The country knows that there is still much to be done. The burned acres (hectares) will take years to recover, and the emotional wounds even longer. But immediate aid is vital to endure.
Zarzuela, with Queen Sofía as the protagonist, has sent a clear message: tragedy isn't faced alone. When the response is quick and moving, it is also more effective.