The founder of the Madeira Invest Club, Álvaro Romillo, who paid 100,000 euros in cash to Alvise, who claimed them for electoral campaigns and to pay for lost lawsuits, reappeared in a video in which he assures that he does not speak publicly about everything it is temporary because he prefers to “wait for the end of the legal proceedings”.
The crypto businessman wanted to clarify to his supporters in a video published by El Periódico de España in which he says that the explanations “do not happen” and “there is a reason for this: “There is had a closure of bank accounts which This means that we can continue to operate with our flow and the whole structure is in danger. Justifications for the closures were provided as was the rest of the documentation. But that doesn’t mean it’s public or that it’s fake.”
“If I defended myself, I would be making a mistake because there is a procedure,” he assures, adding that “everything is part of a much bigger conspiracy and with a single objective which is to put an end to Madeira Invest Club”. » “I would love to participate and go on TV and bash people who say shit because when you make yourself available in court, I need that to be my first statement. “If you’re involved in a proceeding, the judge’s least favorite thing is for you to state things without telling him first.”
“As long as there is no statement from me, since I am made available, there will be no public defense of what is said. When that happens, things change,” he promised, assuring that none of his clients should worry about the information provided. “There are a lot of doubts about the future and everything has a solution, but we have to wait until the procedures are completed and get out of the mud.”
The founder of Madeira Club Invest (MIC), the financial club sponsored by Alvise Pérez and which closed its doors a week ago after failing to achieve the high returns it promised its investors, not only sent a letter to the prosecution in which he ratified after paying 100,000 euros in cash to the leader of Se fin la Fiesta (SALF) during the European campaign. He also sent telephone conversations and audio messages to the public prosecutor’s office in which he describes his relationship with the already MEP. Among the discussions proposed there are different offers from Alvise Pérez to lobby in Brussels in favor of the cryptocurrency sector and even promote laws in Spain in favor of the activity of the Madeira Invest Club when it becomes, as he believes this will happen, “a key to Government. » with Feijóo and Abascal.
The investigating court number 4 of the National Court issued an order last Tuesday declaring the opening of preliminary proceedings for the possible commission of crimes against the commercial company Madeira Invest Club. The initial complaint was filed by the National Association for the Defense of Spanish Consumption of Services (ANCES), which has around 200 associates and is present in other financial cases investigated by the courts such as the Ninmbus case, Herrero Brigantina or Juicy Fields. The Association of Persons Affected by Cryptocurrency Investments (AAIC) and various law firms have joined the same complaint and are already looking for possible victims of the case, numbering several thousand. Remember that this financial club, which the National Securities Market Commission itself had warned that it did not have authorization to operate, promised returns of up to 53% on investments in digital art and luxury products.
