Queen Letizia dominates social networks: here is the proof

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Queen Letizia has shown over the years and her agenda that she is concerned about the

that concern the youngest.

From nutrition to her training and education.

The wife of Felipe VI whenever she gets involved with a cause, she does it in depth, training and documenting herself before intervening.

Last Tuesday, Doña Letizia presided over the delivery of the SM Awards for

An act that the Queen likes, as she is usually up to date with the latest releases from publishers.

In this case, she also showed her concern for

Doña Letizia gave a speech to close the event in which she stated: "When a group of middle-aged men and women get together to talk about adolescent habits, we always think about that eternal debate about

In addition, the Queen was very informed about these benefits:

"We talk about what

has defined as

he said to defend the importance of reading books.

"Without going to extremes, there seems to be a consensus that

allows life to be understood from a more analytical point of view," settled the Queen before showing her knowledge of the networks that adolescents manage.

Doña Letizia asked them to try to convince young people to leave a social network for a while to read: "For example, the one that has

and that sends ephemeral photos with amazing filters, do you know what it is, right?" the Queen said in reference to Snapchat.

Queen Letizia in her last public appearanceGTRES

But his words did not end there, the wife of Felipe VI closed his speech by referring to the biography that Arturo Pérez Reverte has

He referred to it as "the phrase that the academic and writer Arturo Pérez Reverte has carved in marble in the profile of, precisely, a social network", without citing the network that Elon Musk just bought but showing that he knows what talking.

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The concern of the Kings for the use of screens in young people is something that touches them closely, since they are

.

In fact, last week they sent the Princess of Asturias to participate in cybersecurity training sessions.

In them, young people were able to understand how to use networks and mobile phones safely.

The Princess did not raise her hand when they asked which of them the first thing they did when they got up was look at the phone, nor when they asked how many did their homework with the phone next to them.

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