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In an empty courtroom, a photo of Spain's King Felipe VI, top left, hangs behind where the judges will sit, in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, Thursday Jan. 7, 2016. Spain’s Princess Cristina will stand trial on tax fraud charges on Jan. 11, 2016. Cristina, sister of King Felipe VI, was indicted as part of a four-year probe into her husband, Inaki Urdangarin, who faces charges of money-laundering and fraud. The 50-year-old princess and her husband are set to face anti-monarchy protesters and hordes of media as they enter a makeshift courtroom and she makes history on live TV to millions of Spaniards by becoming the first royal family member to face criminal charges since the monarchy was restored in 1975. (Cati Cladera, Pool Photo via AP)
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