Iker Jiménez


Iker Jiménez Elizari is a Spanish journalist.

Biography

He was born in Vitoria, and has a bachelor's degree in journalism from both the Universidad Complutense de Madrid and the Universidad Europea de Madrid.
He is married to Carmen Porter, also a journalist and team member of both Milenio 3 and Cuarto Milenio. His first daughter, Alma Jiménez Porter, was born in 2011.

Career

He has been the presenter of mystery programs on radio and publisher of many articles about paranormal activity.
He started in 1990 on small radio stations in Madrid until he went to some of the most important Spanish radio stations: Onda Madrid, Radio Voz, Radio Intercontinental, Antena 3, Onda Cero, Cadena SER and Radio Nacional de España. He has also worked in TV programs for Telecinco, Antena 3 or Cuatro TV.
He founded the CD-Rom magazine, CD Magazine and wrote some articles for several publications.
He has been the presenter and director of the radio program Milenio 3 in Cadena SER. Milenio 3 was the leader program in the Saturday late night Spanish radio and also in other schedules in which it was previously broadcast. Milenio 3 came to an end on 28 June 2015, after 14 seasons on air.
He currently presents the television program Cuarto Milenio. Started in 2006, Cuarto Milenio is the most popular program of the Spanish channel Cuatro and the oldest of the programs broadcast by Cuatro.

Ideology and stances

He proclaims himself to be "anti-establishment", a "Liberal guy" distrustful of the State and "parasitism". According to Antonio Maestre, Jiménez, has become a guru to the far right in Spain, giving voice in his TV shows to conspiracy theories such as the Great Replacement or the Kalergi Plan.

Works

In 1999 he wrote Enigmas sin resolver. He is also the author of El paraíso maldito, Enigmas sin Resolver II, Camposanto based on Hieronymus Bosch's life, Fronteras de lo imposible, Encuentro and Milenio 3: El libro. In 2014 Antonio Luis Moyano, who worked with Iker, wrote Iker, el mago del misterio.

Notable television works