r/europe May 20 '25

Map Next 100 years - any monarchies left in Europe? What do you think?

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u/ConejoSarten Spain May 20 '25

No it’s not.
Most people don’t really care one way or another, even if its probably true than around half the country prefers a republic over a constitutional monarchy.
This topic has never had any significance in any opinion poll since before you were born.

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u/lucalucasita May 21 '25

The polls are conducted by the government, and none of them have ever asked about the monarchy because they don't want to bring up the issue when they already have enough to deal with the usual problems. But the royal family has been "accused" of corruption, the son-in-law was even in jail, and the former king is exiled to Dubai…