US EditionAnti‑EU Influencer in Spain Unveils New Right‑Wing Party, Calls to Cut Off Support for Ukraine, Begin Mass Deportations
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I. Andrade.- The Palacio de Vistalegre was once again the scene of a political experiment. On Hispanic Day, Luis “Alvise” Pérez, leader of the movement Se Ahabó La Fiesta (SALF), officially presented his political project to thousands of attendees. The event, loaded with patriotism, anti-system slogans and promises to “clean up institutions”, became [...]
Alvise Pérez's work "Se Acabó la Fiesta" is presented as a challenge to the political elite during a crucial event in Vistalegre. Read more Alvise Pérez's strategic movement in Vistalegre: transforming the political landscape into News.es.
The party leads Alvise Pérez, Se Acabó la Fiesta (SALF), will run for the general elections that they plan to hold in 2027, as announced this Sunday at an event held in the Palacio Vistalegre in Madrid before some 4,000 people. SALF won three seats in the European Parliament in the elections of 2024, and in its presentation to the general elections, promises a massive deportation of immigrants, eliminate taxes and call a referendum "so that the …
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