Cristina Pardo facts for kids
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Cristina Pardo
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| Born | July 5, 1977 Pamplona, Navarre, Spain
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| Occupation | Journalist and TV presenter |
| Years active | 2006–present |
Cristina Pardo Virto was born in Pamplona, Spain, on July 5, 1977. She is a well-known Spanish journalist and TV presenter. She has worked on many popular news and current affairs programs.
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Education and Early Career
Learning Journalism
Cristina Pardo went to the University of Navarra in Spain. There, she studied journalism, learning how to report news and present information. This education helped her prepare for a career in media.
Starting in Radio
Cristina began her career in radio. She worked on a show called La Mañana at Cadena COPE radio station. She worked alongside Antonio Herrero, gaining valuable experience in broadcasting.
Television Work
Joining La Sexta News
In 2006, Cristina moved to television. She joined the news program La Sexta Noticias on the La Sexta channel. She focused on political news, reporting on the People's Party. This role helped her become a familiar face on TV.
Hosting Political Debates
During the Holy Week in 2013, Cristina filled in as a host. She took over for Antonio García Ferreras on the political debate show Al rojo vivo. This show, also on La Sexta, discusses important political topics.
Radio and TV Programs
Since June 2014, Cristina has also been on the radio program A vivir que son dos días. This show is on Cadena SER. She has a special section where she talks about politics.
In April and November 2017, Cristina hosted a documentary series. The series was called Malas compañías: Historias anónimas de la corrupción. It explored stories about political issues.
Since April 2018, Cristina has been the main host of Liarla Pardo. This program is on La Sexta. It features interviews and discussions about current news.
See also
In Spanish: Cristina Pardo para niños
