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I strongly advise against using LES before I find the time to update it.
I just figured I'd inform you of the issue anyways because of how strange it is and the fact that Realms in Exile is a very popular mod, so people are likely to try running smaller quality of life mods like yours alongside it whether you recommend them to or not.
For reference, I'm currently running 68 other mods alongside Realms in Exile in my modlist, so it is possible if you know how to test for issues. Irony Mod Manager helps a lot in that regard.
The main Less Event Spam mod does not cause this issue, and I haven't noticed it in the vanilla game, so I'm inclined to believe that it's a specific issue between this mod and Realms in Exile.
I wonder why Paradox haven't hired me yet.
Problems with the game refusing to load it could be a conflict with other keys. You could try renaming it, ie, pingvin_silent_secrets_main, or x_generic.
"pingvin_silent_secrets" does exist in the main LES mod, but apparently the game refuses to load it. I replaced it with "pingvin_silent_secret_affair" from the addon, which the game definitely recognises as I've seen its custom-made icon show up in my game.
Anyways, fixing the indentation in the send_interface_message block and commenting out the two portrait-related lines immediately after it removed 99.9% of error messages in the log. The exception is at line 1139 in the send_interface_message block, which reports the message type "pingvin_silent_secrets" doesn't exist. Checking with both of your mods files, and I see that it indeed does not exist. You might need to write a new message type for this event, at least if you want the feed message to fire correctly.
It looks like you wanted the send_interface_message to just be a part of the immediate block, but Visual Studio Code is interpreting the scripting as if everything after it were not part of the immediate block at all. I'm not sure if that would translate to the actual game, though, as the curly braces are (indentation notwithstanding) correct.
I'll do some tweaking on my end, and edit this post if I can solve anything.