After all, the colonies conquered by Spain had vast tracts of fertile land, while the fertile land in Spain itself had been almost entirely divided up.
Although the soldiers in these colonial armies were all composed of natives, after fighting for Spain, they could naturally obtain Spanish nationality.
Of course, these soldiers were certainly first settled in the local colonies. Carlo also particularly transported a large number of native women from other colonies to help these colonial soldiers settle down and completely reside in the colonies.
However, neither the colonial soldiers nor the transported native women included any trace of Black people.
Carlo was well aware of the expansive ability of Black people, and even when it came to Spain's own colonies, Carlo was unwilling to allow Black people to set foot.
Currently, in Spain's colonies, there exists a relatively strict racial segregation policy between Black and non-Black communities.
