This Cabinet meeting naturally focused on more than just the issue of technical schools. The execution status of two previously announced bills was also within the scope of discussion of this Cabinet meeting.
Of course, there were also newly arisen issues in the colonies, including railway construction and so on. In short, the meeting lasted a very long time, and the number of issues discussed reached dozens.
Carlo listened to the entire Cabinet Government meeting, but rarely expressed his own opinions. After all, the current Cabinet Government is still dominated by Prime Minister Prim, who, although pleased to see Carlo participate in that meeting, would not necessarily be pleased to see Carlo dictating at the government meetings.
To promote reforms in the Spanish Government, Prime Minister Prim certainly has his own plans. Whether such plans align with the future development of Spain, at present, it is not the time for Carlo to intervene in government reforms.
