US EditionAlvise Denied Having Financed Illegally for European Women: "Not a single...
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A year later, Alvise moved on the margins of the European Parliament, harassed by investigations, abandoned by his colleagues and sanctioned for hiding his income. Another demagogue, although less talented. From the drawings to the shadows: an announced drift He started as a show and ended up in parody. Awaited by legitimate social discontent, Alvise channeled frustrations to turn them into a political spectacle. He played Bukele on balance, pro…
He assured that the campaign "costed 30 and billy thousand" and that most of the expenses "were made before" that he...
The Se Acabó la Fiesta (SALF) MEP, Luis 'Alvise' Pérez, admitted before the Supreme Court having received 100,000 euros from businessman Álvaro Romillo, alias 'CryptoSpain', but denied having used the money for his campaign in the European elections of June 9, 2024. "Not a single euro of Mr. Romillo's went to pay for the campaign," he asserted, stating that most of the expenses "were made before" he received the amount in question.
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