Overview

• Vox spokesperson José Antonio Fúster announced on October 6 that the party will lodge a denuncia for malversación over the government-funded returns of Global Sumud Flotilla participants.
• The action centers on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, led by José Manuel Albares, which Vox says financed the flights for Spaniards who took part in the flotilla.
• La Razón reported that the state assumed the cost of tickets for the first 21 returnees who arrived in Spain after being held by Israeli authorities.
• Vox’s legal team says the filing could be elevated to a criminal querella once additional documentation is gathered.
• Fúster also said Vox will pursue a separate complaint related to protests that disrupted the final stage of La Vuelta Ciclista a España.