Zarzuela Palace announces the biggest news about Queen Letizia: only hours left

Palacio de la Zarzuela has announced very important news. This is information that directly affects Queen Letizia, and it has been published on the official website of the Royal Household. According to this announcement, she will attend a very special event related to the world of science and science communication this afternoon.

This is not just any event. She will attend none other than the national final of the Ibero-American scientific monologue competition Solo de Ciencia. This is an innovative proposal with a goal: to bring science closer to the general public in an entertaining, enjoyable, and, above all, Spanish-language format.

Queen Letizia gets involved with science at a unique event

Starting at 7:00 p.m. (19:00), the Fernando de Rojas Theater at the Círculo de Bellas Artes in Madrid will be dressed up today to host the aforementioned initiative. This is promoted by the Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology (FECYT). This is a competition in which researchers will take the stage with scientific monologues full of humor and a strong educational component.

Queen Letizia's presence is not a coincidence. She is known for her involvement with education, science, and the use of Spanish as a tool for scientific communication. That's why her attendance represents institutional support of great significance.

This competition allows participants to show their ability to communicate complex scientific concepts in an accessible and entertaining way. Each one will have three minutes to present a scientific fact. The challenge is to make it understandable, relatable, and with a touch of humor, which is truly an art.

Palacio de la Zarzuela highlights the importance of science communication in Spanish

From the official website of the Royal Household, Palacio de la Zarzuela wanted to emphasize the importance of this event. Not only because of Queen Letizia's involvement, but also because of the innovative format and the message it conveys. This competition helps to assert the need for science that is more open, human, and connected to society.

In addition, there is a linguistic component that makes it even more significant: Spanish as a language of science. In an environment where English dominates much of scientific production, competitions like Solo de Ciencia are crucial. Of course, because they open the door for Spanish-speaking researchers to express themselves in their native language, without sacrificing rigor or quality.

The winner of this national edition will have the privilege of representing Spain in the grand Ibero-American final. This final will be held on November 28, Ibero-American Science Day. This event will bring together representatives from various Spanish-speaking countries and aims to strengthen the scientific community in our language.

The presence of Leonor's mother at this type of event is nothing new. Her attendance this afternoon is another example of how the Crown can serve as support and visibility for important causes such as science communication.

Indeed, beyond protocol, Queen Letizia's attendance implies something symbolically very powerful: science is also culture. Therefore, it deserves to occupy prominent spaces on the institutional agenda.

Just a few hours before the event, expectations are at their highest. Not only because of what the finalists may share, but also because of the clear gesture represented by this support from Felipe VI's wife.