Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza, Carmen Calvo Poyato and Borja Thyssen attend the Tribute to Tomas Llorens at the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum.

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Tribute to Tomas Llorens in Madrid, Spain - 29 Sep 2021

Carmen Calvo Poyato and Borja Thyssen attend the Tribute to Tomas Llorens at the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum.

Carmen Calvo Poyato attends the Tribute to Tomas Llorens at the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum.

Carmen Calvo Poyato have attended the inauguration of the new season of the Teatro Real with the premiere of the opera 'La Cenerentola'

Teatro Real 'La Cenerentola' opera premiere, Madrid, Spain - 23 Sep 2021

Former Spanish Presidency, Relations with Spanish Parliament and Democratic Memory Minister Carmen Calvo delivers a speech during the transfer of powers ceremony of her successor Felix Bolanos (unseen) at La Moncloa Palace in Madrid, Spain, 12 July 2021. Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, announced a deep change in his Cabinet aimed to boost economic recovery after the impact of COVID-19 pandemic.

New members of Spanish Cabinet, Madrid, Spain - 12 Jul 2021

New Spanish Presidency, Relations with Spanish Parliament and Democratic Memory Minister Felix Bolanos (L) receives the Minister's portfolio from his predecessor Carmen Calvo during a ceremony at La Moncloa Palace in Madrid, Spain, 12 July 2021. Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, announced a deep change in his Cabinet aimed to boost economic recovery after the impact of COVID-19 pandemic.

New Spanish Presidency, Relations with Spanish Parliament and Democratic Memory Minister Felix Bolanos (L) hugs his predecessor Carmen Calvo during a ceremony at La Moncloa Palace in Madrid, Spain, 12 July 2021. Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, announced a deep change in his Cabinet aimed to boost economic recovery after the impact of COVID-19 pandemic.

Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez arrives on board a official car to the Zarzuela Palace in Madrid, Spain, 10 July 2021, to inform King Felipe VI on the changes in the Cabinet. Several ministers, such as Deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo and Science, Innovation and Universities' Minister Pedro Duque have been removed from their posts, while the ministers coming from Podemos, the party with which PSOE agreed a coalition so as to make possible to form a government, keep their positions, as reports state.

Sanchez briefs the king in Zarzuela before officially communicating the government crisis, Madrid, Spain - 10 Jul 2021

Spain's Prime Minister (R-L, back), Queen Letizia, UN General Secretary Antonio Guterres, King Felipe VI and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, First Deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo (R-front), Foreign Affairs Minister Arancha Gonzalez Laya (2-L, front) and Spanish basketball player Pau Gasol (L) attend a luncheon in Guterres' honor held at the Royal Palace in Madrid, Spain, 02 July 2021.

Luncheon at Royal Palace for Antonio Guterres, Madrid, Spain - 02 Jul 2021

Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez (R), UN General Secretary Antonio Guterres (2-R, back), King Felipe VI (C-back), First Deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo (R-front), Foreign Affairs Minister Arancha Gonzalez Laya (2-L, front) and Spanish basketball player Pau Gasol (L) attend a luncheon in Guterres' honor held at the Royal Palace in Madrid, Spain, 02 July 2021.

Spanish Deputy Prime Ministers (L-R) Carmen Calvo, Nadia Calvino, Yolanda Diaz and Teresa Ribera listen to the intervention of Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, in a plenary session held at the Lower House in Madrid, Spain, to explain the pardon to pro-independence imprisoned leaders as well as the results from the last European Council meetings, 30 June 2021.

Spanish PM explains pardon to pro-independence leaders at Parliament, Madrid, Spain - 30 Jun 2021

Spanish Deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo (L) speaks during question time at the Lower House in Madrid, Spain, 23 June 2021, a day after the Government passed the pardon to Catalan imprisoned leaders, who were convicted for their role in the illegal pro-independence referendum held back in 2017.

Question time at Parliament, Madrid, Spain - 23 Jun 2021

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez (L) and Deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo (R) attend a during question time at the Lower House in Madrid, Spain, 23 June 2021, a day after the Government passed the pardon to Catalan imprisoned leaders, who were convicted for their role in the illegal pro-independence referendum held back in 2017.

Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez prepares to deliver a statement at the Moncloa Palace in Madrid, Spain. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has overhauled his Cabinet to form what he calls "the government of the recovery" following the coronavirus pandemic.The biggest change was the exit of Carmen Calvo, Sanchez's right hand as the top-ranked deputy prime minister. Economy Minister Nadia Calvino was elevated to take her place

Politics, Madrid, Spain - 22 Jun 2021

In this photo provided by the Spanish Government in Madrid, Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, centre, talks with Spain's Deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo, left, Spain's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Affairs Nadia Calvino, 2nd left and Spain's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Ecological Transition and Demographic Challenge Teresa Ribera during a cabinet meeting at the Moncloa Palace in Madrid, Spain. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has overhauled his Cabinet to form what he calls "the government of the recovery" following the coronavirus pandemic.The biggest change was the exit of Carmen Calvo, Sanchez's right hand as the top-ranked deputy prime minister. Economy Minister Nadia Calvino was elevated to take her place

Spanish first Deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo intervenes during a Question Time session at the Lower House in Madrid, Spain, 16 June 2021. Question time will mainly revolve around the Government's plans to pardon Catalan separatist leaders imprisoned for their role in the illegal referendum held back in 2017.

Question Time in the Spanish Parliament, Madrid, Spain - 16 Jun 2021

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez (L) and Spanish deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo (R) attend a Question Time session at the Lower House in Madrid, Spain, 16 June 2021. Question time will mainly revolve around the Government's plans to pardon Catalan separatist leaders imprisoned for their role in the illegal referendum held back in 2017.

King Felipe VI, Queen Letizia, Korean President Moon Jae-In, Kim Jung-sook, Carmen Calvo Poyato attends a Dinner for Korean President Moon Jae-In and wife Kim Jung-sook at Royal Palace on June 15, 2021 in Madrid, Spain

Spanish Royals Host a Dinner for Korean President Moon Jae-In and wife, Madrid, Spain - 15 Jun 2021

Juanma Moreno, King Felipe VI, Queen Letizia and Prime Minister Carmen Calvo Poyato

King Felipe VI receives Andalucian region's medal of honor, Seville, Spain - 14 Jun 2021

Queen Letizia with Prime Minister Carmen Calvo Poyato

Spain's King Felipe VI (2-L), accompanied by Queen Letizia (2-R), Andalusian regional President Juanma Moreno (L) and Spain's First Deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo (R), is to unveil a commemorative plaque prior to receiving the first Andalucian region's medal of honor ever for being 'the best symbol of Spain's unity' at San Telmo palace, Andalucian Government's headquarters, in Seville, southern Spain, 14 June 2021. King Felipe will attend UEFA's Euro 2021 match Spain vs. Sweden later on 14 June.

Felipe VI receives Andalucian region's medal of honor, Sevilla, Spain - 14 Jun 2021

Spain's King Felipe VI (2-L), accompanied by Queen Letizia (2-R), Andalusian regional President Juanma Moreno (L) and Spain's First Deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo (R), poses after unveiling a commemorative plaque prior to receiving the first Andalucian region's medal of honor ever for being 'the best symbol of Spain's unity' at San Telmo palace, Andalucian Government's headquarters, in Seville, southern Spain, 14 June 2021. King Felipe will attend UEFA's Euro 2021 match Spain vs. Sweden later on 14 June.

Spain's King Felipe VI (C) and Queen Letizia (3-L), accompanied by Andalusian regional President Juanma Moreno (L) and First Deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo (2-L), arrive at San Telmo palace, the Andalucian government's headquarters, in Seville, southern Spain, 14 June 2021. King Felipe is to receive on 14 June the first Andalucian region's medal of honor ever for being 'the best symbol of Spain's unity', and will attend UEFA's Euro 2021 match Spain vs. Sweden later in the day.

Spain's King Felipe VI (2-L) and Queen Letizia (2-R), accompanied by Andalusian regional President Juanma Moreno (L) and First Deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo (R), arrive at San Telmo palace, the Andalucian government's headquarters, in Seville, southern Spain, 14 June 2021. King Felipe is to receive on 14 June the first Andalucian region's medal of honor ever for being 'the best symbol of Spain's unity', and will attend UEFA's Euro 2021 match Spain vs. Sweden later in the day.

Colombian photographer Carlos Alberto Velasquez (2-R) receives the Photography Award from Spain's King Felipe VI (2-L), Spanish First Deputy Prime Minister, Carmen Calvo (L), and International News Agency EFE president, Gabriela Canas (R), during the 38th King of Spain Journalism Awards and 17th King of Spain Don Quijote Journalism Awards handover ceremony held at Casa America in Madrid, Spain, 09 June 2021. The awards, presented by Spanish International News Agency EFE and the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID), distinguishes the work of journalists from different countries.

38th King of Spain Journalism Awards and 17th King of Spain Don Quijote Journalism Awards handover ceremony, Madrid - 09 Jun 2021

Monica Baro (2-R), from 'El Estornudo', receives the Don Quijote Journalism Award on behalf of journalist Carlos Manuel Alvarez Rodriguez, from Spain's King Felipe VI (2-L), Spanish First Deputy Prime Minister, Carmen Calvo (L), and International News Agency EFE president, Gabriela Canas (R), during the 38th King of Spain Journalism Awards and 17th King of Spain Don Quijote Journalism Awards handover ceremony held at Casa America in Madrid, Spain, 09 June 2021. The awards, presented by Spanish International News Agency EFE and the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID), distinguishes the work of journalists from different countries.

Colombian journalists Juan David Cardozo (2-L) and Julio Sanchez (2-R) receive the Radio Award from Spain's King Felipe VI (C), Spanish First Deputy Prime Minister, Carmen Calvo (L), and International News Agency EFE president, Gabriela Canas (R), during the 38th King of Spain Journalism Awards and 17th King of Spain Don Quijote Journalism Awards handover ceremony held at Casa America in Madrid, Spain, 09 June 2021. The awards, presented by Spanish International News Agency EFE and the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID), distinguishes the work of journalists from different countries.

Spanish First Deputy Prime Minister, Carmen Calvo, delivers a speech during the 38th King of Spain Journalism Awards and 17th King of Spain Don Quijote Journalism Awards handover ceremony held at Casa America in Madrid, Spain, 09 June 2021. The awards, presented by Spanish International News Agency EFE and the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID), distinguishes the work of journalists from different countries.

Spain's King Felipe VI (L) greets Spanish First Deputy Prime Minister, Carmen Calvo (2-L), Spanish Speaker of the Lower House Meritxell Batet (3-R), Spanish Upper Chamber Speaker Pilar Llop (2-R) and Spanish Labor Minister, Yolanda Diaz (R), upon arrival for the 38th King of Spain Journalism Awards and 17th King of Spain Don Quijote Journalism Awards handover ceremony held at Casa America in Madrid, Spain, 09 June 2021. The awards, presented by Spanish International News Agency EFE and the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID), distinguishes the work of journalists from different countries.

Spain's King Felipe VI (L) greets Spanish First Deputy Prime Minister, Carmen Calvo (R), upon arrival for the 38th King of Spain Journalism Awards and 17th King of Spain Don Quijote Journalism Awards handover ceremony held at Casa America in Madrid, Spain, 09 June 2021. The awards, presented by Spanish International News Agency EFE and the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID), distinguishes the work of journalists from different countries.

Spain's King Felipe VI (C) greets International News Agency EFE president, Gabriela Canas (R), and Spanish First Deputy Prime Minister, Carmen Calvo (2-R), upon arrival for the 38th King of Spain Journalism Awards and 17th King of Spain Don Quijote Journalism Awards handover ceremony held at Casa America in Madrid, Spain, 09 June 2021. The awards, presented by Spanish International News Agency EFE and the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID), distinguishes the work of journalists from different countries.

Spain's King Felipe VI (L) greets Spanish First Deputy Prime Minister, Carmen Calvo (2-R), and Spanish Speaker of the Lower House Meritxell Batet (R) upon arrival for the 38th King of Spain Journalism Awards and 17th King of Spain Don Quijote Journalism Awards handover ceremony held at Casa America in Madrid, Spain, 09 June 2021. The awards, presented by Spanish International News Agency EFE and the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID), distinguishes the work of journalists from different countries.

International News Agency EFE president, Gabriela Canas (R), greets Spanish First Deputy Prime Minister, Carmen Calvo (L),  upon arrival for the 38th King of Spain Journalism Awards and 17th King of Spain Don Quijote Journalism Awards handover ceremony held at Casa America in Madrid, Spain, 09 June 2021. The awards, presented by Spanish International News Agency EFE and the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID), distinguishes the work of journalists from different countries.

Spanish First Deputy Prime Minister, Carmen Calvo (L), chats with Labor Minister, Yolanda Diaz, during a Spanish Government's Question Time session at Lower Chamber of Spanish Parliament, in Madrid, Spain, 09 June 2021. The session is focused on the possible pardon that Spanish Government could grant to Catalan pro-independent leaders that were condemned in so-called 'Proces', a Catalan pro-independent attempt.

Spanish Government' s Question Time session, Madrid, Spain - 09 Jun 2021

Spanish First Deputy Prime Minister, Carmen Calvo (L), delivers a speech next to Labor Minister, Yolanda Diaz (2R), and Ecological Transition, Teresa Ribera (R), during a Spanish Government's Question Time session at Lower Chamber of Spanish Parliament, in Madrid, Spain, 09 June 2021. The session is focused on the possible pardon that Spanish Government could grant to Catalan pro-independent leaders that were condemned in so-called 'Proces', a Catalan pro-independent attempt.

Spanish First Deputy Prime Minister, Carmen Calvo, delivers a speech during a Spanish Government's Question Time session at Lower Chamber of Spanish Parliament, in Madrid, Spain, 09 June 2021. The session is focused on the possible pardon that Spanish Government could grant to Catalan pro-independent leaders that were condemned in so-called 'Proces', a Catalan pro-independent attempt.

Spanish First Deputy Prime Minister, Carmen Calvo, attends a Spanish Government's Question Time session at Lower Chamber of Spanish Parliament, in Madrid, Spain, 09 June 2021. The session is focused on the possible pardon that Spanish Government could grant to Catalan pro-independent leaders that were condemned in so-called 'Proces', a Catalan pro-independent attempt.

The First Vice-President Carmen Calvo, attends the presentation of the Matilde Ucelay Awards at the Real Observatorio de Madrid, June 8, 2021 (Spain).

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