Alvise Perez, a young Spanish EU lawmaker and influencer, launched a far-right, anti-immigration party called 'Se Acabo La Fiesta' in Madrid on October 12, 2025, emphasizing nationalist rhetoric and a further rightward shift in European politics.

Perez's political approach is characterized by populist anti-establishment rhetoric, social media engagement, and mockery of European institutions, aiming to mobilize discontent among Spaniards.

His party achieved initial success by securing nearly 5% of the vote and three seats in the last European Parliament election, driven by populist messaging and a strong social media presence.

Perez has over one million followers on Instagram and uses social media platforms like Telegram to promote nationalist acts, mock European institutions, and rally grassroots support.

He has criticized the EU as a 'globalist bureaucracy' that favors countries like France and Germany over Spain, and has called for a referendum on EU membership if Spain's interests are ignored.

Despite his early momentum, Perez's support has declined to around one percent in recent polls, and he faces four legal cases from the Spanish Supreme Court involving alleged illegal funding and harassment of EU lawmakers.

Perez has announced plans for a major deportation initiative targeting immigrant offenders, funded by freezing all foreign aid, and has criticized the EU for betraying Spain's interests.

His rhetoric includes promises of strict immigration policies and the largest deportation plan in recent Spanish history, emphasizing nationalist and anti-immigration policies.

Perez's influence is waning amid legal troubles and declining electoral support, reflecting a broader, though somewhat diminished, shift to the right in Spanish and European politics.