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Queen Sofia’s ‘Honoris Causa’: the Rector Argues that the “Immense Majority of the University, Even the Younger Ones,” Accepts It “with Open Arms” Despite Criticism by some Professors

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The Emeritus joins in a recognition reserved for figures such as Nelson Mandela, Rigoberta Menchú or Severo Ochoa when she was investigated by the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and resumes her official agenda after the death of her sister. The rector, in statements for Vanity Fair, recalls that the distinction has been approved by 75% of the cloister.
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The Emeritus joins in a recognition reserved for figures such as Nelson Mandela, Rigoberta Menchú or Severo Ochoa when she was investigated by the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and resumes her official agenda after the death of her sister. The rector, in statements for Vanity Fair, recalls that the distinction has been approved by 75% of the cloister.

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vf broke the news in on Tuesday, February 10, 2026.
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