Vox deputy María José Verdú dies at 58 years old
The parliamentarian, born in Palma in 1968, was a councilor of Bunyola and presided over the Health Commission in the autonomous chamber
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PalmaVox deputy in the Parliament of the Balearic Islands María José Verdú passed away this Friday afternoon at 58 years of age as a consequence of a long illness, according to sources from the parliamentary group who confirmed this to Europa Press.
Born in Palma in 1968, she combined her work in the Parliament with her role as a Vox councilor in the Bunyola City Council. In Parliament, she chaired the Health Commission and had also served as deputy spokesperson for the parliamentary group.
Furthermore, the deputy had been at the head of the investigation commission for what is known as the 'Koldo case', focused on the alleged irregularities linked to the purchase of medical supplies during the pandemic. Her death was confirmed this Friday by Vox sources in the Parliament, who expressed their "deepest condolences and all their affection to her family, friends, and everyone who had the luck to work with her".
Since 2025, she was part of the provincial executive committee of Vox in the Balearic Islands as head of management and treasury. The president of the Parliament and of Vox in the Balearic Islands, Gabriel Le Senne, lamented the loss and stated that Verdú gave "the best of herself, with a dedication and honesty that will never be forgotten".
