Princess Amalia, heiress to the Dutch throne, has been living in Spain to escape security threats.
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Princess Amalia has been living and studying in Madrid for over a year due to security fears. The decision was taken amid threats to her safety, which led to a significant tightening of security measures. She had to leave a student residence in Amsterdam shortly after starting her university studies.
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