Leonor & Sofia, children of the Prince & Princess of Asturias

In my opinion, a fiasco, and if the Spanish Royal Family continues this way... monarchy will be abolished in 10 years...

I have often heard spanish people say that they were more Juan Carlists than monarchists. Lots of them have known Spain as a republic and may not be particularly attached to the royal institution. I sometimes wonder whether the throne of Spain will survive King Juan Carlos' death.

Spain loves dearly their Royals...Monarchy will survive...in fact I'd said the institution it's quite safe...luckily these royals give their people good reasons to be respected...let's hope it will remain so...

The official website of the Casa Real has wonderfull pictures of Princess Doña Leonor de Todos los Santos;
http://www.casareal.es/esp/cronicas/Acto.jsp?acto=3037#

http://www.royalpress.nl/20060114.html

Maybe one can put their christle balls aside for a sec,and pretend not to be able to see in the future.......as no one can,really,regardless.......

I'm sorry to say that Spain's Royal Family's prestige is going down faster than we think. The ceremony wasn't at all like everyone expected, and should have been conducted in a more public way, not to mention the choice of names; I am sure more than one name should have beena dded to the already given Leonor, as it's happened throughout the times. Think twice next time Borbones...

To me the Borbones aren't as good as they were, but hey time changes everything...but I'm a bit traditionalist...

The Spanish probably have no real reason to complain about their Royals...If they don't behave as they should what can we say about the Brits ? (OK I'm ready you can start shooting me   )...but that's another matter I know...

Spain is so lucky to have such a nice Royal Family...

Spain's Princess Letizia Ortiz holds her daughter Princess Leonor during an official photo session before the baptism of Princess Leonor at Zarzuela's Palace in Madrid, Spain, Saturday, Jan. 14, 2006. Leonor is the daughter of Crown Prince Felipe and Princess Letizia and was born on Oct. 31 placing her second in line to the throne of Spain after her father Prince Felipe. (AP Photo/EFE, J.J.Guillen, Pool)

From left to right: Spain's Princess Letizia Ortiz, holding her daughter Princess Leonor, Queen Sofia, King Juan Carlos I and Madrid's Archbishop Antonio Maria Rouco Varela during the baptism of Princess Leonor at Zarzuela's Palace in Madrid, Spain, Saturday, Jan. 14, 2006. Leonor is the daughter of Crown Prince Felipe and Princess Letizia and was born on Oct. 31, becoming isecond in line to the throne of Spain after her father Prince Felipe. (AP Photo/EFE, Angel Diaz, Pool)

From left to right: Princess Letizias mother Paloma Rocasolano, Spain's King Juan Carlos I, Princess Letizia Ortiz, holding her daughter Princess Leonor, Prince Felipe, Queen Sofia, Princess Letizias father Jesus Ortiz pose during the official picture before the baptism of Princess Leonor at Zarzuela's Palace in Madrid, Spain, Saturday, Jan. 14, 2006. Leonor is the daughter of Crown Prince Felipe and Princess Letizia and was born on Oct. 31, becoming immediately second in line to the throne of Spain after her father Prince Felipe. (AP Photo/EFE, J.J.Guillen, Pool)

From left to right: Spanish Parliament President Manuel Marin, Constitutional Tribunal President Maria Emilia Casas, Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, Spain's Prince Felipe and Princess Letizia, holding their daughter Princess Leonor, the chairman of the governing body of the Spanish Judiciary Francisco Jose Hernando, and the speaker of the Upper Chamber of the Spanish Parliament Javier Rojo pose during an official picture before the baptism of Princess Leonor at Zarzuela's Palace in Madrid, Spain, Saturday, Jan. 14, 2006. Leonor is the daughter of Crown Prince Felipe and Princess Letizia and was born on Oct. 31, becoming immediately second in line to the throne of Spain after her father Prince Felipe. (AP Photo/EFE, Spanish Royal House, Borja)

Spain's Princess Leonor is kissed by her father Prince Felipe and held by her mother Princess Letizia during the baptism of Princess Leonor at Zarzuela's Palace in Madrid, Spain, Saturday, Jan. 14, 2006. Leonor was born on Oct. 31, becoming immediately second in line to the throne of Spain after her father Prince Felipe. (AP Photo/EFE, Angel Diaz, Pool)

Spain's Crown Prince Felipe and Princess Letizia walk with their recently-born baby Leonor during part of their Christmas Holidays in Costa Teguise, Lanzarote in Spain's Canary Islands Tuesday Dec. 27, 2005. (AP Photo/EFE, Cristobal Garcia)

Spain's Princess Letizia holds her recently-born baby Leonor during part of their Christmas Holidays with Prince Felipe in Costa Teguise, Lanzarote in Spain's Canary Islands Tuesday Dec. 27, 2005. (AP Photo/EFE, Cristobal Garcia) ** LATIN AMERICA, CARIBBEAN AND SPAIN OUT **

Princess Letizia Ortiz, wife of Spanish Crown Prince Felipe, holds her daughter Princess Leonor, as she sleeps during her first presentation to the media in Madrid, Spain, Monday Nov. 7, 2005. Leonor was born on Oct. 31, becoming immediately second in line to the throne after her father Prince Felipe. (AP Photo/Bernat Armangue)

Crown Prince Felipe and his wife Princess Letizia admire their new born baby Princess Leonor in the Zarzuela Palace in Madrid Monday Nov. 7, 2005. Leonor was born on Oct. 31, becoming immediately second in line to the Spanish throne after her father Prince Felipe. (AP Photo/Borja/Pool)

The last images published of little Leonor!









Enjoy it!