After the conclusion of the report meeting on the Second Five-Year Plan, the information mentioned by various government departments immediately became the most talked-about news in Spain.
The majority of Spaniards felt proud about it. They were quite excited about the progress their country had made over these five years and were more confident in the nation's future.
Carlo, as the King who proposed making Spain great again at that time, was thus fervently adored by the populace.
If previously there were still many Spaniards who did not believe in Carlo's ability to lead Spain to greatness, now the majority of Spaniards believed that making Spain great again was not just a simple slogan but a reality that would soon be realized.
With the public gaining confidence in the country's future development, they were naturally more willing to contribute their efforts for the country's future.
