In fact, on his very first day in Italy, Carlo had instructed his companion, Cadir, to search for all sorts of useful talent in Italy.
Carlo doesn't have any industry restrictions when it comes to talent. Whether they are physicists, chemists, mechanicians, or medical professionals, as long as they can help Spain, they are all within Carlo's sphere of influence.
The criteria for attracting talent remain the same: a house in Madrid, a high-paying job, and a check for 5,000 pesetas. If there are family members, they will also be provided with accommodation and educational resources for their children.
With this whole setup, unless you're a scientist who's already very wealthy, not many people can resist the temptation.
This is like a future president inviting you to work abroad, offering
