Overview
- The Tribunal identified €2,754 in earmarked donations collected for specific causes during the 2020 fiscal year, a practice banned under Spain’s party financing laws.
- Its report also flagged €102,048 in untraceable ATM deposits and €2,201 in irregular membership fees and other contributions.
- Vox maintains the ATM funds came from merchandise sales at party events, but regulators warn the anonymity could mask illicit donations.
- The party has contested previous sanctions and intends to challenge the latest ruling before the Supreme Court’s Contentious Administrative Chamber.
- An ongoing anti-corruption probe runs alongside Vox’s reliance on a €7 million loan from Hungary’s state-linked MBH Bank for its 2024 campaign.