The Infanta Pilar de Borbón dies: her life, in images
The burning chapel, in pictures
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Pilar de Borbón, the infanta born in exile shortly after the Civil War broke out
Goodbye to Pilar de Borbón, the most infanta infanta in Spain, by Jaime Peñafiel
The infamous Pilar de Borbón, sister of King Juan Carlos, will be cremated on Thursday in the strictest family privacy and her mortal remains will rest with those of her husband, Luis Gómez-Acebo, in the cemetery of San Isidro, sources have confirmed close to the family.
The remains of Pilar de Borbón's husband, Luis Gómez-Acebo, rest since his death in 1991 in the family pantheon located in the aforementioned Madrid cemetery of the Carabanchel neighborhood, where those of the Duchess of Badajoz will also rest from tomorrow.
The funeral for Pilar de Borbón will be held in strict family privacy at the express wish of the family, as reported in a statement by the Gómez-Acebo de Borbón family, which has indicated that it will soon announce the date on which a funeral will be held " for the eternal rest of his soul "in the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial.
The sister of King Juan Carlos died on Wednesday "having received the Holy Sacraments of the Catholic Church", as indicated by the family in the statement, in which he announces with "sadness" the death of the Duchess of Badajoz.
Pilar de Borbón suffered from colon cancer for a year and was admitted since January 5 at the Ruber International medical center. At the time of his death, his children were with her.
The fiery chapel of the Infanta Pilar de Borbón has been installed in his home and the same Felipe and Letizia have already attended , among other personalities.
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