THE Platform for Constitutional Spain, organizer of the rally which brought together 25,000 people this Sunday against the corruption of the government of Pedro Sánchez, granted preferential treatment to the forger hiring Alvise Pérez placing him in first place. Many participants were surprised to see that the organization offered access to its VIP area to a politician who is being investigated by the Supreme Court for illegal financing. And all this in a demonstration which was intended to be an act of resistance against political corruption, including the MEP of The party is over He is now one of its biggest representatives after discovering that he had been financed to the tune of 100,000 euros by a cryptocurrency scammer.
According to eyewitnesses who told OKDIARIO, Alvise Pérez He was present with members of Spanish Royal Concorda monarchical group which seeks to whitewash the figure of Juan Carlos I and which provides unconditional support to the forger hiring. For this reason, few people understood that a rally where participants chanted in unison “our president is a criminal!” » or “Sánchez, resign!” its organizers treat in an exquisite manner a politician who admitted to having collected 100,000 euros of black money and an organization which intends to restore the image of the emeritus king after learning from OKDIARIO that he used opaque accounts, straw men And off to hide his fortune.
It should be remembered that Alvise admitted “receiving money without an invoice” after learning that the alleged cryptocurrency scammer had financed his political campaign with the delivery of 100,000 euros without dust or straw. Despite this, the organization of this gathering decided that Alvise was an honest and respectable person deserving of VIP treatment.
The false vigilante dedicated to denouncing corruption and political theft ended up confessing that he is like the same people he persecutes. The prosecution at the Supreme Court (TS) has him in the crosshairs after allegedly committing an illegal financing offense for the collection of 100,000 euros in cash during the European election campaign.
On September 19, the State Attorney General’s Office received a complaint from Álvaro Romillo, a cryptocurrency businessman whose scheme was in turn reported to the National Court for an alleged crime of fraud. That same Tuesday, the businessman presented an extension.
The businessman claims that it was one of his employees who sent the sum to Pérez that day, at 4 p.m., in his offices in Madrid. “After the delivery of this sum in cash, we continue to maintain a fluid relationship that unites us and, among other matters, we have agreed to meet in Ibiza to, with two influencers, give visibility to the companies and connect with lobbies in Europe,” the complaint states.
He forger in salary promised the manager Madeira Investment Club (MIC) to do entrance hall of its activities in Europe to contribute to the expansion of the financial network. “Thank you, Luis!” Now press for freedom in Europe! Including crypto. We have to catch up!! “Now it’s my turn!!,” said the MEP during a conversation with businessman Romillo.
