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King Charles III makes a historic decision that marks a turning point in the modernization of the monarchy
The British monarchy has witnessed many transformations over the centuries, but this is one of the most surprising. The royal family has always been marked by their ability to adapt and by their strong connection to the country's traditions. However, even the most emblematic symbols can be forced to change to adapt to new times.
Recently, King Charles III, who has assumed the throne with renewed responsibility, has made difficult decisions to face contemporary demands. In this context, he has chosen to make significant adjustments aimed at improving the institution's financial efficiency.

The farewell to the royal train
King Charles III has taken a momentous step by announcing the end of the use of the historic royal train. This decision puts an end to more than 150 years of tradition, dating back to the Victorian era. James Chalmers, treasurer of the royal household, explained that, due to high operating costs, the use of helicopters for the family's transportation has been approved.
In his statements, Chalmers described this measure as a show of "fiscal discipline." Although the train had been an integral part of British national life, the king emphasized the need to adapt to modern times. "The royal train has been part of national life for many decades, loved and cared for by all those involved," the treasurer assured.

A more austere future
The news of the elimination of the royal train comes in a challenging year for the monarchy. After overcoming a cancer diagnosis, King Charles III has shown his capacity for resilience and determination. This gesture is also a clear sign that the royal family seeks to be more responsible with the use of public resources.
"Just as many aspects of the royal household's work have been modernized, the time has also come to give an emotional farewell," Chalmers added. With this reform, the aim is to adjust royal expenses without losing the essence of the monarchy. The sovereign grant will also be increased in the coming years to ensure the viability of these reforms.
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