The hackers leaked 5 gigabytes of financial information from 1990 to 2011

Jul 11, 2013 13:31 GMT  ·  By

Anonymous hackers have defaced the official website of Spain’s People’s Party (Partido Popular), the country’s governing party. 

In addition to defacing the website – which has been restored –, the hacktivists have also leaked 5 gigabytes of documents that allegedly represent the party’s financial accounts from 1990 to 2011.

Darknet.in reports that the party refused to release the documents after a judge overseeing a political corruption scandal asked to see them.

The information has been posted on torrent sites, blogs and other websites so that citizens can analyze it.

According to a video statement published by the hackers a couple of days ago, the documents show that the People’s Party has used public money to buy expensive cars, a pony and other items.

The hacktivists are displeased with the fact that the party keeps talking about austerity and cuts while it “robs” the people.