Leonor de Borbón Ortiz He is the first person in a century to be born with the crown on, in that the monarchy was already restored upon his arrival into the world. With the throne guaranteed, the second most important factor of his swearing in of the Constitution involves the opening of the succession of Felipe VI. A King only has an on/off switch, he is accepted or dethroned, but from now on he will be subjected to continuous comparison with the figure of his heir. Of course, the most important and positive factor of the ceremony in Congress is that takes Froilán a little further away from the head of statea reassuring element after having become the favorite grandson of Juan Carlos I, the last sovereign forced to abdicate by the Spanish.
After their wedding, Felipe de Borbón and Letizia Ortiz undertook a regional tour. The Government was chaired by Zapatero, without a doubt the politician with the greatest number of feminist achievements in all of Europe. In a moment of proximity with journalists, the Prince and Princess of Asturias were asked if they agreed on the modification of the Constitution to eliminate succession preference in favor of men.
A background of concern appeared on the face of the future King, as he stammered that “of course,… but now it’s our turn.” The scene defines the inevitable interpretation of the Leonor’s future in a labor key.
The Princess of Asturias has a relatively guaranteed job, unless it is occupied by another person with lifetime rights. It is enough to examine the state of relations between Juan Carlos I and Felipe VI, to assess the complicated relationship between the owner and the successor to a single indivisible throne. Without further ado than consulting the actuarial tables for a 55-year-old Spanish man with a comfortable economy, Leonor now faces a thirty-year long wait.. Letizia Ortiz’s enemies will toast knowing that she can no longer be regent, and someone in the background will remember that it is difficult for the King to propose a suitable candidate for La Moncloa, for the third consecutive time.