Overview
- The party’s General Assembly is set to ratify its 2024 financial statements this weekend before they are filed with the Tribunal de Cuentas.
- Annual reports show Vox secured a second €7 million loan from Hungary’s MBH Bank for its 2024 European election campaign after a €6.5 million credit for the 2023 general elections.
- By the end of 2024, Vox still owed just over €2 million on the newer loan, and repayments to date have cut the outstanding balance to roughly €1.45 million.
- Vox leaders contend that Spanish banks refused to extend credit and that delays in state reimbursement of electoral subsidies prompted their turn to a foreign lender.
- The Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office dismissed a PSOE complaint about illegal financing in May, but the Tribunal de Cuentas imposed an €862,496 fine for treating merchandise sales as prohibited anonymous donations.