Politics

Alvise Pérez seeks endorsements in Zaragoza’s El Tubo so SALF can stand in elections

The leader of Se Acabó La Fiesta, Alvise Pérez, received a warm welcome from supporters during Zaragoza’s Pilar festivities as he backed a signature drive to enable the party to stand in the province in the upcoming general elections on November 29.
Alvise Pérez seeks endorsements in Zaragoza’s El Tubo so SALF can stand in elections

Alvise is currently touring Spain with one goal: “That people get to know us for what we say and not for what they claim we say, and that they know what kind of people we are, where we come from, what we do and what we want to do”.

The MEP, who is known for his clashes with various politicians, has made constitutional reform a priority in order to “prevent the General Council of the Judiciary from being chosen by political parties”.

Strengthening security—his model is El Salvador’s president, Nayib Bukele—modernizing healthcare and education, and removing public institutions are some of Alvise’s proposals. In Spain, he argues “that there is more than enough money, and what there are too many of are politicians, thieves and corrupt people, on the left and the right, who have been living off us for 60 years”.

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