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Journalist Cristina Fallarás is back in the news, this time not only for her work reporting cases of gender-based violence, but also for the recent announcement of her new book, Don’t Publish My Name , and this launch has revived public interest in her private life, including her relationship with her current partner .
From November 11, Don’t publish my name will be in bookstores. In this book, Fallarás collects testimonies from women who accuse Iñigo Errejón of sexual harassment, and details how these acts have contributed to his departure from political life. Among the complainants is the actress Elisa Mouliaá, who has made public a complaint about non-consensual sexual encounters with the former Sumar spokesperson. This case is one of the revelations that, according to Fallarás, represents only “the tip of the iceberg.”
Cristina Fallarás’ partner: who he is and what their relationship is like
The renewed interest in Cristina Fallarás has reached her personal life, especially with regards to her current partner. Fallarás has shared that, after three failed marriages with men, she has decided to give love a new chance.
Her current partner is a woman who was her classmate at school in Zaragoza. They are both the same age and share a common past that, according to Fallarás, gave rise to a deep connection.
In a recent interview, the journalist confessed with humor: “After three husbands, I am now marrying a woman. Of course I am.” Although they have decided not to live together, the journalist has shared that marriage symbolizes for her a new beginning in her personal life, after years dedicated to social and feminist struggle.
Who is Pilar “Piluca” Baselga, Cristina Fallarás’s partner?
The identity of Cristina Fallarás’ partner is now public knowledge thanks to a post by journalist Karmele Marchante on Instagram. According to this post, the wedding between Fallarás and Pilar “Piluca” Baselga took place on September 14. Baselga is a prominent professional in the field of art, with studies in Art History and a Master’s degree in Modern Art obtained at the Sorbonne University in Paris.
Pilar Baselga not only shares with Cristina Fallarás a passion for truth, but also a long career as a teacher. She has been a professor at renowned institutions such as the Thyssen Museum and the Prado Museum, and is currently a professor of Costume History at the European Institute of Design.
Who is Cristina Fallaras?
Born in Zaragoza in 1968, Cristina Fallarás is known for her constant denunciation of gender violence. She has received awards such as the Best Practices in Non-Sexist Communication Award and the María Luz Morales Feminist Journalism Award.
Children of Cristina Fallarás
Cristina is the mother of two children from previous marriages: Guadalupe, born in 2009, and Javier, in 2012. On multiple occasions, she has mentioned that her children are one of the main reasons that drive her to continue her work in defense of women’s rights and feminist values in the media.
