Princess Leonor began the final stage of her military training this week. Leonor de Borbón will spend this last year training for the army at the General Air Force Academy, located in San Javier (Murcia), after having spent the previous two years in the army and navy. Facing this new phase of training, the heir to the Spanish throne has stated that she is "eager to learn" to fly, but "little by little."

These are months of important events that will shape Infanta Sofía's future. In two weeks, she will come of age, a month later she will graduate from UWC Atlantic College—an international baccalaureate school located in South Wales—and shortly after that, she will have to decide how she wants to direct her academic life starting in September. Until now, Felipe and Letizia's two daughters have followed a similar academic path: attending the same schools and completing the same bachelor's degrees. But now, everything suggests that for the first time, their paths will begin to diverge.

Thirty-eight years after the media scandal of Felipe's alleged love affair at a carnival in Salvador, history has repeated itself. After a journey of several days, the ship in which Leonor de Borbón sails has arrived this week in the Brazilian town. As usual, the young people from the naval school of Marín have taken a day off and have gone to see the preparations of the city for the carnival. Between drinks, music and people, a paparazzi claims that he saw the heiress getting involved with a boy from her company, a media uproar that Felipe VI already experienced when he was in the same city and at the same age as his daughter.