The man behind Madeira Invest Club – the cryptocurrency financial bar that donated 100,000 euros in cash to Alvise Pérez for his European campaign for “The party is over” – Álvaro Romillo, has broken his silence after that the MEP himself admitted to having accepted money. “in b” through a video broadcast on his social networks.
Romillo, said ‘CryptoSpain’has been the subject of complaints from dozens of people who had invested in her company and who now accuse her of being a fraud.
In the video released via private messaging channels, Romillo doesn’t mention Alvise and doesn’t stop to explain everything that happened, but he leaves one thing clear: “It’s a plot bigger than people think“.
The alleged cryptocurrency expert, who is the one who declared before the National Court that he himself handed over to Alvise 100,000 euros in cashasks for peace of mind to those who have been affected by the cessation of the activity of the Madeira Invest Club.
What he has made clear repeatedly is that he does not “respond to all the hoaxes and lies that are being circulated” about his activities because “by being available to the courts” It will only be in front of a judge that he will make his first statement about the entire scandal.
“Give thanks and pay attention only to those affected. Every day since the closure I receive dozens of messages asking for explanations and the explanations are not coming, so people are getting very nervous. There has been a closure of bank accounts, which means we cannot continue to operate.so the whole structure is in danger. These closures were documented and justified. If I don’t give an interview or if I respond, it’s because there is a procedure,” he said in a self-video in which he appears masked.
“I would love to go on television to give interviews and denigrate people who say stupid things, but now is not the time,” he insisted.
