the measures proposed by Alvise Pérez

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Next Sunday, June 9, the Party is Over (SALF) party, led by political analyst Alvise Perez, will debut in the elections to the European Parliament. This new political formation has attracted attention for its radical proposals and its focus on fight against corruptionappealing especially to an electorate of men under 35 years of age and disenchanted with traditional parties.

The latest survey of CIS gives SALF four to five seats, positioning it as the fifth most voted political force in Spain. However, other surveys, such as those by El Periódico de Cataluña and NC Report for La Razón, are less optimistic, attributing between one and two seats.

Pérez, known for his previous work with UPyD and Ciudadanos, has promised to give up his salary as an MEP, a position that reinforces its anti-corruption message. With more than half a million followers on social networks, Pérez has mobilized his support base mainly through platforms such as Instagram and TikTokavoiding traditional campaign methods.

The electoral program of Se Acabó la Fiesta

Although there is no document as such on the Se Acabó la Fiesta website with which the voter can be reliably informed of the electoral program with which Alvise Pérez is running this Sunday for the elections to the European Parliament, the truth is that this It is based on four pillars, as can be seen from their social networks and public appearances. Are these:

1. Fight against corruption: Pérez has committed to denouncing and judicially pursuing cases of political corruption, with the aim of eradicating the corrupt from the Spanish and European political system. It is his star measure and with which he bases the existence of his party.
2. Reform of the political system: The training proposes reducing the influence of traditional political parties to promote a more direct and participatory democracy. In addition, it proposes renegotiating Spain’s relationship with the European Union and, if significant improvements are not obtained, calling a referendum to consider Spain’s departure from the EU.
3. Freedoms and rights: SALF advocates for the protection and promotion of freedom of expression, especially in the media and social networks. It also presents very specific proposals to protect minors and very harsh measures against pedophilia.
4. State Reform: Pérez’s party proposes a significant reduction of the state apparatus to seek a less bureaucratic and more efficient administration. This measure includes a restructuring of the State in order to optimize public resources.

The Party is Over is presented as a alternative to traditional partieswith a innovative and unconventional approach, which challenges established structures. His message about political transparency and the direct involvement of citizens in the democratic process is mobilizing a young and disaffected electorate. This Sunday it will be seen if his message manages to translate into seats in the European Parliament.