During the event, which began after 6:00 p.m., the attendees were able to remember Nazareth with the reading of a poem and, later, there was an ‘open microphone’ time so that anyone who wanted to could give him a tribute.
Born in Eibar (Guipúzcoa), Pinillos died in Logroño, the city in which she resided, as confirmed at the time through the Marea Arcoíris Rioja social networks. The organization defined her as a “tireless activist for Human Rights and the LGTBI + collective”.
Pinillos was an auxiliary nursing technician at the Riojano Health Service.
Friends and family had sounded the alarm when they had not heard from her, and she was found by firefighters once they entered her home.
He was part of groups such as the Platform Affected by Mortgage (PAH), Marea Arcoíris, the Platform in Defense of Public Health or the Defense of Pensions.
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