Overview
- PSOE asked the Congress Board to investigate whether influencer-journalist Vito Quiles filmed a video inside PP deputy Alma Alfonso’s private office.
- The party says that office space is off limits to reporters without prior permission and notice to the chamber’s press team, and it requested Alfonso’s testimony to confirm any authorization.
- Its filing cites new accreditation rules that classify Quiles as a text reporter, a status that bars recording video outside designated areas where only camera crews may film.
- The video in question shows Quiles announcing plans to sue after Begoña Gómez filed a harassment complaint against him.
- Faro de Vigo reports he already has about six disciplinary cases pending in Congress, and La Razón notes repeated breaches could lead to a temporary expulsion.