Vox follows in the footsteps of PSOE and asks its supporters for microcredits for its campaign: "Invest money to get rid of Sánchez!"

Vox has launched a microcredit campaign to finance its electoral expenses, asking supporters for contributions between 100 and 10,000 euros. The party promises to repay these amounts with interest after receiving public funds for election costs. This initiative follows a similar one by PSOE, which is also seeking microcredit funding. The legality of microcredits for political financing is unclear, prompting calls for regulation. Vox previously borrowed 6.5 million euros from a Hungarian bank at a higher interest rate, but now offers lower rates to supporters. The campaign emphasizes urgency in opposing the current government.