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Queen Leonor Supports Sister

Summary by Euro Weekly News
Spain’s future queen, Princess Leonor, made an unexpected return to support her younger sister, Infanta Sofía, as she reached a major milestone

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Center

The younger daughter of the Kings opens her institutional voice with an intervention on education that leaves clues about the public profile that begins to build

·Barcelona, Spain
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Center

Infanta Sofia has asked, in her first institutional discourse, respect, resources and "all recognition" for teachers.

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Center

The Infanta Sofia has premiered this Wednesday in the pulpit of the public with her first discourse related to education, one of the topics that most concern the monarchic institution and in which, in particular, her mother, Letizia, turns. Thus, from Zaragoza, she has defended that teachers deserve "respect, resources and all recognition" before the "great responsibility" that it means to exercise "one of the best professions in the world". "No…

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

The second in line to succeed, after presenting the Ibercaja Foundation awards, wanted to highlight the work of teachers: “In every school, there is a teacher, often exhausted, who, despite the difficulties, continues trying to reach our hearts.”

·Spain
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Lean Right

Infanta Sofía was about to experience one of the most important days of her public career. The youngest daughter of the King and Queen of Spain was to star in her first major solo engagement at the Cogullada Monastery (Zaragoza), where she presided over the presentation of the first edition of the Ibercaja Foundation's Leading Teachers Grants. However, to everyone's surprise, the second in line to the throne did not arrive alone. The Princess of…

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gala.de broke the news on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.
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