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The Infanta Sofia's Current Events and General News Thread

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very grown up photo she looks adorable

I bet she is a good student
 
I'm sure she is a good student and an excellent athlete, the whole package :) Will be interesting to see what her role in the monarchy will be in a few years. She doesnt come across as a person that will only sit around.
 
“Heritage Objective”: H.R.H. Infanta Sofía sponsors the new National Heritage photography contest

HRH Infanta Sofía sponsors the contest and will be in charge of presenting the prizes.
To participate, photographs must be published on the INSTAGRAM social network citing National Heritage (@PatrimNacional) and mentioning #OBJETIVOPATRIMONIO.

 
Wonderful first solo event for! I hope to see her also in more sport related engagements.
 
Is Sofía interested in photography? If so, it is indeed a great first solo event but I am. ot aware of any special interest of the infanta in this area.
 
Quoted from Toledo from another thread

given the shortage of royals within the SRF I am really curious what Sofia will do after Wales, if she's allowed to do 'normal' studies or will be guided towards an education more useful for the Crown, eg do military education like her sister or study a subject like law or economics.
The Spanish Royal Family is now almost reduced to three people able to travel long trips, king and queen and now Leonor. Queen Sofia is now at a stage that she needs to slow down, but she still covers social events that are not so intense. And princess Sofia is not even ready until she follows the steps of Leonor, since if something happened to the king, she would be the new princess of Asturias.

The king's sisters are out of representing him since they are no longer working royals. Until Leonor and Sofia age a bit and become more involved in activities the heavy representation duties fall on Felipe and Letizia.

When I read comments from fellow Spaniards in some of the twitter links complaining on Felipe's trips, reminds me he is as head of state, and the queen, are covering same exact duties as a president and first lady in any republic. And no one ever complains.

But in the case of a monarchy the king and queen are not just covering representation duties but embodying a direct line from the king of Asturias that started to recover the peninsula, microstate by microstate over a millennia ago. No elected president or first lady can even come close to the historical relevance of a royal family's duty to the country their ancestors basically formed into one nation.

In private industries no one ever complains when the company passes from parent to child, they don't see they too copy the monarchy system at a family level.
 
Imo shortage on royals is a good thing as long as the three main players all are in working age and healthy, as we see in every royal family, more is not merrier. It only creates problems, best thing for Sofia is to get a proper education that she has real interest in that she can do useful work with and support herself. As we have seen many times the heirs turn out fine and with a sense of duty but the spares creates alot of trouble if they have no real purpose in life.
 
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