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    These are the PHOTOS that show that the Princess Leonor enjoyed some privileges in the military ceremony that took place in Zaragoza

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    Princess Leonor and King Felipe.

    The Princess Leonor, heir to the Spanish throne, took a significant step in her military training by becoming a cadet at the General Military Academy of Zaragoza.

    In an emotional ceremony, Leonor was appointed as a junior officer cadet and received the Grand Cross of Military Merit with a white badge from her father, King Felipe VI.

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    Leonor after receiving the office of Ensign. (Agency)

    Princess Leonor’s Privileges at the Military Ceremony in Zaragoza 

    Although it was initially announced that she would be treated like any other cadet, certain details revealed her special status:

    • 1. Prominent Position: During the event, Leonor stood a few meters to the right of her peers, symbolizing her distinct status.
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    Princess Leonor during the ceremony in which he gave her the office of ensign. (Agency)
    • 2. Family Presence: After receiving her distinction, Leonor joined her parents and sister on the platform, rather than remaining with the other cadets.
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    The royal family was at the military ceremony of Princess Leonor.
    • 3. Uniform Distinctions: The princess wore a braided golden cord, a detail not worn by her fellow cadets. Additionally, she had a distinction on her tie that highlighted her unique relevance.
    Princess Leonor during the ceremony in which he gave her the office of ensign.
    Princess Leonor during the ceremony in which he gave her the office of ensign. (Agency)

    This milestone marks the completion of her training in Zaragoza, and Leonor will continue her education at the Naval Academy in Marín (Pontevedra) and the Air Force Academy in San Javier (Murcia).

    Her preparation aims toward her future role as the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, a responsibility attributed to the head of state according to the Constitution.