The Public Prosecutor's Office in Seville has filed a complaint against Vito Quiles, an ultraleft activist, for alleged fraud related to donations collected for children affected by the Dana flood in Valencia and scholarships for young people. The case stems from a report submitted by the consumer rights organization Facua-Consumidores en Acción, which claims Quiles redirected funds to his personal bank account rather than using them for their stated purposes. According to Facua, since January 2025, Quiles has been collecting money through his Telegram channel, claiming it would go toward distributing toys and gifts to flood victims, but the funds were being deposited into the same account he used to finance his own activities since 2022. Facua further alleges that Quiles' new platform, Combativos, has been soliciting donations under the pretense that they would support both content production and youth scholarships, though the allocation of funds remains unclear. The prosecutor’s office argues that because all donations end up in Quiles’ personal account, donors cannot ensure their contributions reach the intended recipients.
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