Princess Leonor receives the "Title of Adoptive Daughter of Marin" - Marin

Princess Leonor receives the "Title of Adoptive Daughter of Marin" - Marin

Princess of Asturias Leonor (c) greets the audience behind the fence, next to the mayor of the City Council of Marin, Maria Pilar Ramallo Vazquez (l), on July 14, 2025, in Marin, Pontevedra, Galicia (Spain). The title recognizes the historical link between the town and the Royal House, especially as Marín is the seat of the Naval School. This initiative seeks to strengthen the connection between the town and the Crown, and recognizes the importance of Doña Leonor's presence in the town, where she has made several visits. Photo by Beatriz Ciscar/Europa Press/ABACAPRESS.COM

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