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Libertad Digital
SpainLibertad Digital is a Spanish online newspaper, founded in 2000 and edited in Madrid, published in Spanish. Its headlines concentrate on Spain, with the United States and Venezuela far behind, and are mostly about politics and governance, with society the second largest share. Its stance, measured over a short period so far, reads as critical of the Spanish government and favourable toward opposition figures.
Political leaning and stance
Libertad Digital is consistently critical of the Spanish government under Pedro Sánchez and of the PSOE, framing them as corrupt, evasive or failing on issues such as immigration and border control in Ceuta. Opposition voices, above all the Partido Popular, Isabel Díaz Ayuso and Vox, are quoted as credible sources. Only Spain has enough headlines for a measured stance so far, and the measured period is short, so this reading is provisional. The stance is measured from headlines toward countries and persons; it is not a rating of accuracy.
Based on headlines from July 2026 to August 2026.
Who owns Libertad Digital
Libertad Digital was founded in 2000 by Federico Jiménez Losantos and is published by Libertad Digital, S.A., a privately held company based in Madrid.
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What Libertad Digital covers
About half of Libertad Digital's headlines concern Spain and Southern Europe, with the United States, Venezuela and the Andean region far behind. Politics makes up about half of the mix and governance is the most common subject, while society has an unusually large share and economy and security are small.
Lifetime overview
Top actorsiMost frequently mentioned actor categories
ES EXECUTIVE
27.4%
ES POLITICAL PARTY
9.3%
NONE
8.0%
MEDIA OUTLET
5.5%
EU EXECUTIVE
4.2%
US EXECUTIVE
