Muere el rey Harald V de Noruega a los 89 años tras una infección

King Harald V of Norway died at age 89 after a brief hospitalization, according to Diario de Sevilla. The monarch had been admitted to the hospital following complications from anemia that developed into a blood infection.
Harald V ascended to the Norwegian throne in 1991 and became one of Europe's longest-serving monarchs. He was widely respected across Scandinavia for his dedication to duty and modernization of the monarchy while preserving tradition. His death marks the end of an era spanning more than three decades of Norwegian royal leadership.
The king's condition deteriorated rapidly in recent days. According to La Opinión de Córdoba, Harald V was hospitalized for three days as his anemia worsened. Diario de Sevilla reported he had been admitted eleven days prior, though accounts vary on exact hospitalization length. The anemia progressed into a blood infection that ultimately proved fatal.
Harald V is succeeded by his son, Crown Prince Haakon, who becomes king following his father's death. Norway enters a period of national mourning as the country reflects on the late monarch's seven decades of public service. State funeral arrangements and succession protocols are expected to be announced in the coming days as the nation remembers its beloved king.
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