Overview
- Iñaki Urdangarin released Todo lo vivido, presenting his account of his rise, conviction and prison term, and life after his sentence.
- In the book he portrays the justice he faced as politicized and says parts of the royal household distanced themselves, describing lasting estrangement.
- He devotes passages to Ainhoa Armentia, praising her support in his post‑prison rebuilding and lamenting how their relationship first became public.
- Opinion coverage challenges the memoir for omissions and half‑truths, noting he does not accept criminal responsibility and accusing the book of image repair.
- Critics cite judicial findings that Nóos illegally obtained more than €600,000 from the Balearic government and detail penalties over commissions and unpaid work.