Lady cadet Leonor, training, climbing and skiing at the Candanchú Mountain School

From Zaragoza to Huesca. Princess Leonor has arrived at the Astún station with her classmates from the General Military Academy of Zaragoza. The station, located in the Canfranc valley, in the Aragonese Pyrenees, within the municipality of Jaca, is the heiress' next destination. She will stay there and stay for three days, just as she publishes. The Huesca Newspaper y The Alto Aragón Newspaper.

The arrival of the group of cadets to Astún took place this Sunday, December 17, coinciding with the opening of the white season, as published. Leonor and her companions stay at the Candanchú Mountain School, which belongs to the Army. The Military School of Mountain and Special Operations, which was created in 2009, provides studies and research and analysis work for combat with instruction and training. There are three departments: Mountain, Special Operations and Military Technicians. In the special operations department, students are provided with knowledge as team and patrol fighters to perform missions.

The Military Mountain and Special Operations School (EMMOE) is a prestigious specialized center. Among its operations, the promotion of six ochomiles. The High Mountain Military Group (GMAM) has returned from its expedition this year in an environment of extreme cold in the Southern Ice Field of Patagonia in Chile. Leonor will stay until Wednesday in the facilities of this school, which has a dining room, library and multimedia room.

For the daughter of Felipe VI and Letizia, it is not the first time she has skied in Astún. She already did it with her school in Santa María de los Rosales, in Madrid. The next 20th concludes her exam period, which coincides with her last day in Candanchú. On Friday the 22nd her Christmas vacation will begin, so she will return home to meet with her parents and her sister.