Cristina Pardo Virto (

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, Navarre, July 5, 1977) is a Spanish journalist and television presenter.

Education

Pardo studied journalism in the

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in Spain.

Career

Pardo started working with Antonio Herrero in the radio program ''La Mañana'' in

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. In 2006 she started to work in the news program ''

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'' in the political section, covering the information about the People's Party. During the

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of 2013 she was the replacement of

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in the political debate program ''Al rojo vivo'' in

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. Since June 2014 she appears in the radio program ''

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'' in

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, with a political section. In April and November 2017 she was the host of the documentary series about political corruption '' Malas compañías: Historias anónimas de la corrupción'' in La Sexta. Since April 2018 she is the host of the interviews and current news program '' Liarla Pardo'' in La Sexta.

References

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