Leonor Borbon Ortizwearing a blue Navy winter dress uniform that on this occasion turned out to be the most appropriate for the cold and rain, demonstrated in her last public appearance, on Columbus Day, that she already feels safe and capable of also navigating with ease among the hundreds of guests who, after the formal hand-kissing, formed groups in the halls of the Palace.
Last year she was accompanied by her mother at all times, but this time she had to face the greetings, questions and requests for photos alone. Once again, he demonstrated be perfectly prepared for what is expected of her and the role it plays.
She was correct, polite and kind, but she maintained restraint and composure and measured each and every one of her words. Talking about time, which is always a wild card to use, was justified, as was doing so his experience at the Naval Academy of Marín.
About to turn 19, Leonor’s agenda has many dates marked in red this month. In the next few days she will travel to Asturias, where she will receive the title of honorary mayor of Oviedo and the medal of the autonomous community, on the eve of presiding over the presentation of the awards that bear her name.
It will be a good opportunity to continue getting to know her and see her advance in her career that, today, faithfully following in the footsteps and example of her father, He is the best guarantor of the Crown.
