Now it has resurfaced with great force, but its roots are long in the making. A war has broken out between El Yunque—an ultra-conservative sect with Christian roots—its public and judicial arm Hazte Oír, and Vox, with both covert and overt maneuvers. This battle stems from the ultra-Catholics' support for the rebels of the youth organization Revuelta, which originated close to Vox, but with which Santiago Abascal's party broke apart amid accusations of "corruption" over the use of money raised after the DANA storm.Vox confirms that there is a conspiracy by these initially close organizations against the party leadership, according to sources consulted by ARA.

Javier Esteban, Vox's Director of Networks, has resigned from his position in the far-right party and requested to be removed from its membership list after a complaint of "sexual assault" was filed against him by a 16-year-old who collaborated with the youth organization Revuelta, as he himself reported via X. ~BK_S advanced by The WorldThere are reports of sexual comments and unwanted touching when Esteban was part of the leadership of Revuelta. The alleged victim, now 18, decided to go to the police after the alleged perpetrator left the youth organization and, therefore, was no longer her boss, according to her statement.

Open warfare has erupted on the Spanish far right, with accusations of corruption leading to a split between Revuelta, a youth group closely aligned with Vox, and Santiago Abascal's party. Revuelta emerged during the negotiations for Pedro Sánchez's investiture, opposing the Spanish president's alleged "coup" over the amnesty, but gained significant traction following the devastating floods in the Valencian Community. It is precisely their actions in the days following last year's torrential rains that have pitted the two organizations against each other.