Okdiario

Eduardo Inda launched Okdiario in September 2015 after leaving his post as deputy editor at El Mundo. He poured €500,000 from his severance package into the startup and secured a €300,000 loan from ENISA despite the company carrying existing debts. The outlet adopted a distinct voice defined by Spanish nationalism and neoliberal views, branding itself as El sitio de los inconformistas or The Place of Nonconformists.

The publication positions itself against mainstream liberal narratives with frequent alignment to the far-right party Vox. Regular columns appear from Vox members while the editorial team takes hardline stances on national sovereignty and immigration. Competitors include El Confidencial, El País, and right-leaning titles like La Razón, though Okdiario differentiates through an aggressive populist tone. [edit]