Without any evidence, or with false evidence fabricated in the sewers, the Spanish far right has repeatedly declared that the left receives funds from Venezuela, Cuba, Bolivia, Morocco, the FARC, acting like branches of what they call narco. -dictatorships. The paradox of all this is that while Abascal and Alvise denounced illegal financing and foreign interference in the left, the new Spanish extreme right received money from Hungary, Iran and a man from cryptocurrency cases accused of fraud.
We spoke with Raquel Ejerique, attached to the director of elDiario.es, who has been analyzing Vox’s finances for some time to explain to us what we know about the origin of the funds that allowed this party to exist and to stand for election. . We also wonder about the legal course that the case of Alvise Pérez, who collected 100,000 euros in cash from the owner of a financial beach bar to pay for his campaign for the European elections in June, could have.
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