The businessman who said he paid 100,000 euros in cash for the campaign of MEP Luis ‘Alvise’ Pérez Fernández, Álvaro Romillo, has published a video in which he accuses him of spreading lies about him and on the procedure followed against the two for an alleged offense of illegal party financing before the National Court. “The only thing I said was the truth, that you are corrupt. And why do I know this? Because I paid you,” he says in the recording.
“I gave you the money and you told me you were going to use it to finance your party, to pay for campaigns and you actually pressured me,” he says in the recording to which ABC had access. In this sense, he says that Alvise started by asking for 300,000 and finally settled for the 100,000 he offered. “Not only are you corrupt, but you are totally corrupt, you are corrupt by Shein, because you are cheap. “For a hundred thousand dollars, I’ll make you clap,” he said.
The businessman thus responded to the remarks made by Alvise on the day of the trial, when the judge had summoned him to come and testify voluntarily because both are the subject of an investigation for an alleged offense of illegal financing of parties, but unlike Romillo, The MEP already benefits from capacities.
During the appearance, as reported by sources present during ABC’s questioning, the creator of the Madeira Invest Club ratified his initial complaint and emphasized that he had paid Alvise to cover his campaign expenses. The MEP’s defense cross-examined this case and the investigating judge, José Luis Calama, cut him off because it had already become clear that he had not given him the 100,000 euros because he was supermarket cashier, but rather in anticipation of “future favors”. ” derived from his political position.
However, Alvise posted a message in his Telegram group in which he claimed that Romillo “broke down” in court and that a five-minute audio was released that denied this. “I think you’re used to confronting stupid people (…) and I think there’s something you don’t know about me: I’m not stupid. Don’t touch my balls, the only thing I said is the truth. What is it about the truth that bothers you? Sure, but don’t attack me with lies because I’ll take them all apart for you,” Romillo says in the video.
Neither the audios in the statement nor the flight to Dubai
He wonders what Alvise will do when the recording of the appearance is broadcast and it becomes clear that “no audio was played” during his celebration, just as he challenges him to prove that he fled to Dubai, since on September 28 he published on his channel that Romillo was in this country. He tells him that if he proves it, he will give him “one hundred thousand more cobblestones”. “So that you can pay for the campaign in Spain,” he adds.
“Don’t you realize how stupid you are? “Damn, aren’t you the international intelligence guy who controls massive information?” he challenges him, after reminding him that he had written in messages and recorded audios that he had sent to him his need for money for the electoral campaign.
The recording also contains messages aimed at investors in the Madeira Invest Club, frozen by the closure of this cryptocurrency company that the National Securities Market Commission classified last year as a “financial chiringuito”. If he asks them for “patience” and encourages them to denounce if they feel they have to do so, he alerts them to the lawyers who are leading collective proceedings for fraud against them because, he says, they are lying to them.
In this sense, one of the lawyers who leads a group of people concerned assures that He asked her for funds for a “pyramid” companyjust as a Wikipedia page shows that one of the Ferraris that the plaintiffs claim were seized is the same one that illustrates the criticism in this online encyclopedia that deals with the brand.
