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Wikipedia July 29, 2026 at 02:54 PM

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonor,_Princess_of_Asturias

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graduating as an officer in all three branches of the Spanish Armed Forces.
Correction

She had not yet graduated as a commissioned officer in all three branches. Official sources say her officer commissions are due in July 2027, not 2026.

Full reasoning

Spain's official decree on Leonor's military training distinguishes between her student ranks during training and her later officer commissions.

  • Royal Decree 173/2023 says that after the 2025–2026 academic year she would be granted the student rank "Alférez de Fragata Alumna".
  • The same decree says the completion of her military formation will carry the officer ranks of Teniente (Army), Alférez de Navío (Navy), and Teniente (Air and Space Force), with seniority tied to the promotions that finish in academic year 2026/2027.
  • The Royal Household's June 2026 page likewise states that in July 2027 she will receive those official commissions.

So by mid-2026 she had completed the three academy years, but she had not yet graduated as a commissioned officer in all three branches.

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This declared her as the heir to the Spanish throne.
Correction

Leonor did not become heir in 2023. She became heir when Felipe VI was proclaimed king on 19 June 2014; the 2023 ceremony was the constitutional oath required at majority.

Full reasoning

Official Spanish constitutional and royal-house sources show that Leonor's status as heir predates the 2023 oath ceremony.

  • The Royal Household biography states that Leonor "has been Heir to the Crown since the proclamation of her father as King on 19 June 2014".
  • Article 61.2 of the Spanish Constitution says that the heir apparent must swear the constitutional oath on reaching majority. It describes an obligation of the heir; it does not make the oath the act that creates heir status.

So the 31 October 2023 ceremony was an oath required by the Constitution, not the moment that "declared her" heir.

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minted a gold-silver coin
Correction

The 2023 commemorative Leonor coin was not a gold-silver coin. The official BOE order defines it as a 40-euro coin made of 925‰ silver, with the rest copper.

Full reasoning

The official order authorizing the coin states that the 2023 "Mayoría de edad de Su Alteza Real la Princesa de Asturias" issue was a 40-euro collection coin with composition "Plata de 925 milésimas, siendo el resto de cobre". In other words, it was a silver coin, not a gold-silver coin.

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