MEP and leader of Se Acabó la Fiesta, Luis Alvise Pérezappeared incognito last Tuesday evening in the pavilion of Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV)where some 300 members of the security forces moved to the Valencian Community by DANA are housed, to access the building without authorization.
Alvise arrived on the scene dressed as a military officer and posing as the commander of the operation. The ultra leader assured upon his arrival that his intention was to visit the pavilion to see the state of the facilities and distribute food.
After being recognized, UPV personnel prevented him from entering and informed him that the troops were resting and had already eaten, as sources close to the matter confirmed to EL ESPAÑOL.
Only authorized personnel can access this facility, these sources recall, and this is the only reason why entry was refused.
On the other hand, the MEP gave another version of the events through his Telegram channel and attacked the UPV staff because among the workers there was a woman who is a PSOE councilor in his city.
Alvise even claims on his channel that those affected by DANA and police volunteers asked him for help, a version that eyewitnesses told this newspaper.
“Socialist councilor Carmen Alcibar García expelled Alvise Pérez from the University of Valencia – it is actually the Polytechnic University – when she was about to plan the delivery of hot meals. People affected by DANA and the police volunteers had asked the MEP’s team for help and hot meals.
“The version has nothing to do with what happened,” these sources insisted.
Complaints
Luis “Alvise” Pérez has already accumulated seven investigations before courts and tribunals of at least four autonomous communities for crimes ranging from irregular financing of parties and public unrest to the revelation of secrets, slander or threats.
On October 29, the decision of the Court of Instruction Number 13 of Madrid was announced to transmit to the Supreme Court a complaint filed against “Alvise” for an alleged offense of public disorder framed in the demonstrations that took place in the street against Ferraz from Madrid. the amnesty law.
This investigation joins six others underway: one before the Supreme Court, one before the National Court, two in Seville, one in Barcelona and one in Castilla y León.
It is, however, expected that all matters will remain in the hands of the TS, since he enjoys qualified person status before the high court as an MEP.
Specifically, it is reported that on October 1, the Supreme Court registered a complaint from Vox against the MEP for suggesting that Santiago Abascal could also receive money from the cryptocurrency company led by Álvaro Romillo, who is under investigation before the National Court for an alleged fraud. . of more than 300 million euros committed by Madeira Invest Club.
It is precisely in the case that is the subject of an investigation before the said special court, at the Central Court of Instruction Number 5, where on October 25, the complaint filed by Romillo himself against the ultra leader for a alleged offense of illegal party financing was admitted. .politicians.
An investigation is underway to determine whether he received 100,000 euros in cash for his party, Se Acabó la Fiesta, during the campaign for the European elections on June 9.
For his part, the president of the Court of Instruction number 18 of Seville testified before the Supreme Prosecutor’s Office to also take charge of the case against Alvise for disseminating content that could constitute the crime of threats against a judge.
