The ‘faker’ for hire Luis alvise Pérez proposed to the representative of Madeira Investment Club use their financial network to raffle their salary and thus facilitate tax avoidance for the winner. «What if we use the mega-media salary draw via your company so that whoever can collect it without paying taxes? It is risky and you would have the State on top of you.… but ultra-visibility and this is how we explain how Sentinel works,” says the MEP in a conversation with crypto entrepreneur Álvaro Romillo, alias Luis Cryptospain.
In conversations with Romillo, to which OKDIARIO has had access, the leader of the Se Acabó la Fiesta party is grateful that the person responsible for the financial network helped him create several digital wallets to be able to collect funds to finance his electoral campaign. Pérez exposes his economic needs in an extensive message sent to Romillo where he reveals his intention not to be audited by the Court of Accounts. «My needs are: -Need for traffic and reach. -Funds that do not require to be controlled by the Court of Accounts. -Funds for the party (6 events, logistics, propaganda and advertising that the Court of Accounts does not allow me to pay out of my pocket due to the Political Party Financing Law),” explains Alvise Pérez.
In the same message he confesses that he also needs the money to “face certain fines for revealing secrets against the State and Data Protection. He affirms that “liquidity allows me to face them, grow the party and prepare for the goal of achieving 5 seats in 2026 and opting to be key to the Government.” Regarding this last hypothesis, Pérez theorizes that it would be possible to obtain representation in Congress given “the current political fragmentation”, something that would give him a position of influence to be able to legislate “on matters of financial and civil freedom” and lobby for the business of the cryptocurrencies.
More than a month after this request and after having spread several wallets financial institutions, the creation of Romillo, to finance his political project, Pérez begins to grow impatient with the slow donations. She was not reaching the amount needed even though in just over 24 hours she had obtained hundreds of euros. The founder of Madeira Investment Club keeps him informed of the income that is coming in, but Alvise Pérez affirms that he does not have enough money to make all the payments. “Excellent! but it’s going too slow. Time eats me up for payments campaign,” he says.
Given this, Romillo proposes to make him a cash payment of 100,000 euros to meet campaign expenses and Pérez responds that he agrees and that it “makes an urgent part of the campaign possible.” The compensation is simple: make promotional videos that Alvise has to record and publish to promote sentinel, one of the companies linked to the Madeira Investment Club financial network.
«I have been reviewing and if it suits you tomorrow you can go through the sentinel for 100K, it is an amount that will not be a problem for me to raise to move the sentinel. If you can, take the opportunity to record a video at the door or something like that in which you talk something about the sentinel, so your community begins to get to know it. Let me know if it’s okay with you and I’ll talk to Dani so he can arrange it for you tomorrow. “I’m in the DR (Dominican Republic) so when I talk to him it will be half a day there, so it would be perfect for the afternoon,” says Romillo.
The leader of Se Acabó la Fiesta responds with another initiative for the promotion of Sentinel. «The ideal would be to make a step-by-step video. Although the “step by step” with my cameras and scripting better after 9J outside the electoral campaign, and today a video about Sentinel as a general concept so that they can search for you on networks and the Internet,” says Pérez who goes to the Sentinel offices located in Madrid to collect the cash. «Everything ok! “Thank you 100,000, Luis,” writes the MEP to confirm that he has already collected the 100,000 euros donated by the businessman.
