Spanish far-right party Vox conceals loan from Lőrinc Mészáros’ bank

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The Spanish far-right party Vox has taken out a loan amounting to €9.2 million, approximately HUF 3.6 billion, from a bank affiliated with the Hungarian government.

Vox conceals its Hungarian creditor

MBH Bank, owned by Lőrinc Mészáros, a close associate of Viktor Orbán, supported Vox’s 2023 election campaigns, according to a report by El País.

In violation of Spanish party financing laws, Vox failed to disclose the source of the €9.2 million loan in its financial reports. The party borrowed the sum in two instalments last year: €2.6 million for the municipal elections and €6.5 million for the general elections.

Party leader Santiago Abascal explained that the Spanish conservative political party had not named the creditor because the institution wished to avoid being demonised for its involvement.

In mid-September, El País reported, based on sources close to the party, that the funds for Vox’s campaign could have originated from a Hungarian bank with ties to the government. Pepa Millán, the party’s spokesperson, has since confirmed that the lender was indeed a Hungarian bank, as no Spanish financial institution was willing to provide the loan. However, she denied any knowledge of MBH’s connections to Orbán.

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2 Comments

  1. Issue getting funding, with the Russian banks being out of the game! Friends and toadies stepping up, though.

    Just doing a favor, you know…

  2. You know, using the slur “far Right” seriously damages your credibility. In fact, it’s not even a slut anymore because enough people are alive to the fact that it’s an ad hominem attempt to discredit a person or group who even slightly veers off the narrative imposed by the globalist-socialist dollar-left.

    Just stop it.

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