An old acquaintance of the far right will become the head of Vox's union, Solidaridad, starting this Saturday. Jordi de la Fuente (Barcelona, ​​​​1986), a politician with a past in the neo-Nazi party Republican Social Movement (MSR), dissolved in 2018, with which he was the head of the list in the 2010 Parliamentary elections, and who also ended up in Platform for Catalonia (PxC) and was secretary of organization in 2016, when Josep was the secretary of organization in 2016. A regular at protests in front of centers for immigrant minors – he still has a pending trial for an assault on El Masnou in 2019 –, he is also controversial for his former support for the Russian ultra-right ideologue Alexander Dugin, and for his anti-Semitic past. He has been a protagonist of Islamophobic protests such as the 2017 one against a mosque in Nou Barris, after having held the position of advisor to the secretary general of Vox. He is now a councilor for the far-right party in Sant Adrià de Besòs and a provincial deputy in the Barcelona Provincial Council. Like him, other PxC officials turned to Vox following the dissolution of the far-right party. Who is he and what is the union?