The Prosecutor’s Office asks the Supreme Court that Alvise be charged with defaming a PSOE deputy

The Prosecutor’s Office has asked the Supreme Court to open a criminal case against the far-right MEP Luis ‘Alvise’ Pérez for defaming Javier Alfonso Cendón, PSOE deputy for León and general secretary of the party in the province. The Public Ministry understands that the leader of ‘Se Acabó La Fiesta’ could have incurred several crimes of insults, slander and even threats due to Alvise’s multiple messages on his Telegram channel relating the socialist deputy to the ‘Mediator case’ plot. , messages that later led to other users insulting and threatening him in direct messages. The politician and ultra agitator is waiting for the Supreme Court to open a case against him for collecting 100,000 euros in cash from a businessman in the cryptocurrency sector to whom he had promised to legislate in his favor.

To date, Alvise’s Telegram channel has more than 706,000 subscribers and for years it has been the main platform he uses to spread his messages, which usually include hoaxes, misinformation and for months now propaganda from his platform ‘Se He finished ‘La Fiesta’ in the European Parliament, in addition to asking constant contributions of money from his followers. One of his strategies over the last five years is to claim that he has confidential information on corruption cases with which he will manage, he continually claims, to bring the system to a “catharsis” although most of the time this evidence does not exist.