Alvise Pérez: Unresolved Immunity and Missing Accounts
The request to lift Alvise Pérez's immunity remains unresolved since June 20, while his party is the only one failing to submit accounts to Spain's Court of Auditors.
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Alvise Pérez: The immunity stalemate and the missing financial reports
The petition to revoke Alvise Pérez’s parliamentary immunity was filed on June 20 and remained unresolved as of this discussion, according to the thread. This delay contrasts sharply with the Ábalos case, where a similar request submitted on December 18 was granted by January 25, as noted in the debate. The Member of the European Parliament for Se Acabó la Fiesta also faces an open issue at the Tribunal de Cuentas (Court of Auditors): it is the only party that has not submitted its accounting records for the 2024 European elections.
Salary raffles and the Seville Fair
His public persona rests on two pillars: his loud rhetoric and the monthly raffle of his salary. Nora Junco, a former MEP from his own party, stated that “Alvise isn’t seen much in Brussels; he prefers attending the Seville Fair” and noted that “he was at the Seville Fair during last week’s crucial votes.” Junco further alleged that the SALF leader published her email and phone number to his trinc, leading to harassment incidents.
Relations with his other two MEPs ended badly. Reports claim he slandered and defamed them, then urged his trinc to harass them. This pattern applies both internally and externally.
The Elche apartment and CryptoSpain’s €100,000
Published reports link the MEP to an opaque business structure. Alvise allegedly provided a crypto entrepreneur with the IBAN of Somos Libres, a company managed by the owner of Hot Showgirls Madrid club, to receive €100,000 from CryptoSpain. An apartment in Elche appears in these reports as part of a connection to a prostitution ring. These are published allegations, not final convictions.
The 2% worth more than a seat
Political analysts suggest that Alvise’s 2% vote intention translates to zero seats under the current system. However, transferring that 2% to VOX would boost Abascal’s party from 16% to 18%, gaining ten additional seats. Some argue this benefits the PSOE by confusing average voters and splitting the right-wing vote. This is a circulating theory, not confirmed data.
Some claim the CIS polling agency includes him because respondents do, while others note his interviews in major outlets like El País and La Razón, which have far larger audiences than those ignoring him. His media exposure has been significant.
Photoshop, tweets, and decades-old enemies
In terms of credibility, his record includes a revealing incident: Alvise removed the watermark from a The Objective exclusive about Roures and added his own via poor Photoshop work, leaving a woman’s arm visibly cut out. This anecdote summarizes his method.
His declared enemy is neither Sánchez, separatists, nor corruption, but a figure dead for half a century. His discourse on Latin America, expressed in a tweet, calls for unity among Hispanic peoples against migrant discrimination. The lingering question is simple: Has this man ever said or written anything true?
The petition to revoke Alvise Pérez’s parliamentary immunity was filed on June 20 and remained unresolved as of this discussion, according to the thread. This delay contrasts sharply with the Ábalos case, where a similar request submitted on December 18 was granted by January 25, as noted in the debate. The Member of the European Parliament for Se Acabó la Fiesta also faces an open issue at the Tribunal de Cuentas (Court of Auditors): it is the only party that has not submitted its accounting records for the 2024 European elections.
Salary raffles and the Seville Fair
His public persona rests on two pillars: his loud rhetoric and the monthly raffle of his salary. Nora Junco, a former MEP from his own party, stated that “Alvise isn’t seen much in Brussels; he prefers attending the Seville Fair” and noted that “he was at the Seville Fair during last week’s crucial votes.” Junco further alleged that the SALF leader published her email and phone number to his trinc, leading to harassment incidents.
Relations with his other two MEPs ended badly. Reports claim he slandered and defamed them, then urged his trinc to harass them. This pattern applies both internally and externally.
The Elche apartment and CryptoSpain’s €100,000
Published reports link the MEP to an opaque business structure. Alvise allegedly provided a crypto entrepreneur with the IBAN of Somos Libres, a company managed by the owner of Hot Showgirls Madrid club, to receive €100,000 from CryptoSpain. An apartment in Elche appears in these reports as part of a connection to a prostitution ring. These are published allegations, not final convictions.
The 2% worth more than a seat
Political analysts suggest that Alvise’s 2% vote intention translates to zero seats under the current system. However, transferring that 2% to VOX would boost Abascal’s party from 16% to 18%, gaining ten additional seats. Some argue this benefits the PSOE by confusing average voters and splitting the right-wing vote. This is a circulating theory, not confirmed data.
Some claim the CIS polling agency includes him because respondents do, while others note his interviews in major outlets like El País and La Razón, which have far larger audiences than those ignoring him. His media exposure has been significant.
Photoshop, tweets, and decades-old enemies
In terms of credibility, his record includes a revealing incident: Alvise removed the watermark from a The Objective exclusive about Roures and added his own via poor Photoshop work, leaving a woman’s arm visibly cut out. This anecdote summarizes his method.
His declared enemy is neither Sánchez, separatists, nor corruption, but a figure dead for half a century. His discourse on Latin America, expressed in a tweet, calls for unity among Hispanic peoples against migrant discrimination. The lingering question is simple: Has this man ever said or written anything true?
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