has nothing to do with the party. Delgado has been accused of inventing the organization in order to sway the 2006 Mexican Elections. A former PAN Presidential candidate and party head, Luis H. Alvarez, said that he believed the organization was real but negligible. One political commentator dismissed claims about the group as an easy way to smear political opponents, "I have never found anyone who admits to being a member of El Yunque. All I see are attacks from the left. It's an easy way to dismiss someone." El Yunque in Spain In 2012, Delgado now reported that El Yunque had spread to Spain, influencing the conservative People's Party. He would later report a connection between El Yunque and the far-right political party Vox. In 2014, a Spanish judge declared there was possibly evidence to show a relationship between members of the association HazteOir (HO) and El Yunque. However, she could not say with certainty that such an organization exists. It has also been linked to CitizenGO, a foundation created by HazteOir. (HO was later subsumed under CitizenGO.) References Further reading El Yunque - La ultraderecha en el poder'' (The Anvil – The extreme right in power), by Álvaro Delgado, 2003. Official summary of the televised interview about El Yunque granted by Álvaro Delgado to Carlos Loret de Mola on June 21, 2004. YoInfluyo.com ("I Influence.com"), a web site that Álvaro Delgado of Proceso magazine has claimed to be run by El Yunque (as reported by Noticieros Televisa ), lobbying for conservative viewpoints in Mexican politics. Yunque, El Yunque, El Yunque, El Yunque, El 1955 establishments in Mexico American secret societies Conspiracy theories in Mexico