Spain’s far-right party Vox is using a new digital platform to spread misinformation, racist content, and xenophobic messaging, with Moroccans and other immigrant communities frequently in the crosshairs, according to an investigation by El Plural.
The platform, Bipartidismo Stream, is described as an audiovisual channel that bypasses traditional news media, delivering combative, emotionally charged content directly to young audiences.
The aim of this platform is to challenge the narratives of both the People’s Party (PP) and the Socialist Party (PSOE) while promoting Vox’s radical political agenda.
Bipartidismo Stream is run through Disenso, Vox’s think tank funded with public money. The party also controls the newspaper La Gaceta de la Iberosfera and organizes events through Foro Madrid, a forum that gathers political, business, and media figures aligned with the far-right.
El Plural’s investigation shows how these outlets form a tightly connected ecosystem that spreads biased narratives, manipulates public opinion, and fosters distrust in mainstream journalism, which Vox labels as corrupt and part of the “establishment media.”
The flagship program, La Maleta de Soraya, takes its name from a 2018 political episode and uses it symbolically to critique the perceived decline of Spain’s political system.
The show hosts Vox leaders and affiliates from politics, business, and digital spheres, reinforcing a homogeneous narrative.
According to the investigation, the show regularly features manipulated videos, fake news, and propaganda posters that link immigrant groups, including Moroccans, to crime, economic strain, and social unrest, intensifying fear and prejudice.
Vox’s media strategy deliberately merges information, opinion, and activism, avoiding the filters of traditional reporting. Simple, direct, and highly visual messaging aims to engage young audiences, while the content often frames the PP and PSOE as weak, complicit, or corrupt.
The channel also amplifies statements from Vox members, international far-right figures, and sympathetic media outlets, creating a consistent ideological narrative.
Vox’s creation of Bipartidismo Stream is not a one-off project but part of a long-term plan to control the political narrative, reduce reliance on mainstream coverage, and directly influence public opinion.
For Moroccans and immigrant communities in Spain, this digital offensive is a growing source of targeted misinformation, fear-mongering, and social division as the party solidifies its far-right presence in 2026.
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