As the monarch of Portugal, Carlos I's unlucky days are definitely not few, but having East Africa as a scapegoat can resolve many issues. However, the future path for Portugal is likely tough, since under Carlos I's leadership in a previous life, the Portuguese government went bankrupt twice.
Now losing two important sources of revenue, Mozambique and Angola, and owing a large debt to the United Kingdom due to military expansion to deal with East Africa, Portugal's finances will only become more difficult.
And Carlos I's close ally, Prime Minister Frank, is not skilled in economics, and even his political maneuvers are very mediocre. Otherwise, Carlos I and his son wouldn't have been assassinated in the street in their previous lives.
The only reassuring aspect is Frank's loyalty to the royal family, which is more important than anything else for a monarch.
