Several media outlets highlight that Leonor is starting university "as just another student" and the networks have their doubts: "The rector didn't come to greet me"

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The article discusses the public reaction to Princess Leonor of Asturias beginning her university education at the University Carlos III of Madrid. It critiques the notion of meritocracy by highlighting the advantages of being royalty, suggesting that royal lineage ensures recognition and honors regardless of personal effort. The piece notes that some media outlets have described Leonor’s start at university as 'as a regular student,' but social media users express skepticism about this portrayal, questioning whether she was personally greeted by the university rector. The tone implies that the royal family receives special treatment and that true meritocracy is undermined by such privileges.

Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the royal family's privilege as inherently unfair, implying that their status guarantees recognition and honors without merit. This critique aligns with leftist values that emphasize equality and challenge elite advantages. The skepticism toward the media's portrayal of Leonor as