Leonormanía, ¿mito o realidad?: “Leonor interesa cuando se acerca a los mortales”
La princesa de Asturias empieza la universidad este lunes. Ahora, más jóvenes quieren estudiar Ciencias Políticas como ella en la Carlos III de Madrid, pero, ¿hasta dónde llega la influencia de la heredera sobre los españoles? Opinan politólogos, expertos en realeza e ‘influencers’
Pablo Simón, a 41-year-old professor at the University Carlos III of Madrid, has been teaching political science since 2014. Known for his popularity among young people due to his analysis and appearances in media, Simón is accustomed to public speaking and well-versed in his subject matter. Currently, he teaches Fundamentals of Political Science, an introductory course on the rigorous and scientific analysis of political phenomena for students.
However, Simón admits to feeling nervous or anxious about his first day of class this semester, as he will now be teaching Leonor of Bourbon-Ortiz, the Princess of Asturias and heir to the Spanish throne, the basics of power, the state, and various regimes, as well as the intricacies of our democracy’s mechanisms, such as when the King appoints a government to form one.
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