Minister Bibiana Aído rejuvenates her boyfriend, 18 years older

The youngest minister in the history of democracy, Bibiana Aído, 31, has managed to get her boyfriend, Julián Martínez García, 49, to take years off her shoulders and has resigned from his position in Seville to be with her in Madrid . Aído has rejuvenated him, as can be seen in the two photographs on the right. The first one – with glasses, a tie, a gray jacket and a tired expression – dates from 2004. And the one on the right from 2006, with a more sporty outfit, without glasses, and with a fashionably trimmed beard, a date on which there were already known to the current holder of the Equality portfolio.

Nine months after promising her position as minister, Bibiaba Aído has managed to create a smokescreen around her private life, about which little or nothing is known. Those close to her, few but very faithful to her, warn: “Bibiana is a radical privacy activist.” And she is committed to “family” reunification. Julián Martínez is now the new delegate of the Junta de Andalucía in Madrid, something like the link between the regional government and the complicated mechanisms of management from Madrid.

Those who know about politics say that this position as delegate of the Andalusian Administration in the capital is nothing more than a ghost position, an office job. Away from the emotions of high politics that this man from Almeria had been experiencing as head of the Research and Analysis Center of the Andalusian Institute of Historical Heritage. Quite a sweet treat for a historian like him and the last stage of the intense and ascending political career that this graduate in Geography and History from the University of Granada had built since he was provincial delegate of Culture in Almería between 1994 and 1996.

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So why has he stopped his political aspirations in his tracks with a position that, according to everyone, is too small for him? The answer is in Bibiana Aído, with a movement in which both overcome stereotypes. It is he, and not she, who puts aside her professional life in exchange for her sentimental life to move forward. He is the one who has shown that he is willing to do anything for her partner for more than three years.

The confessions of some friends and acquaintances of the couple have served to fit the pieces of the puzzle together and shed some light on this relationship. Bibiana and Julián have been together for more than three years and, according to a former colleague of Martínez García, they are not new to the ins and outs of living together: «They already lived together in Seville and, after Aído's ministerial departure, they have been straddling the two. cities”, according to “El Mundo”.

“He was married and has a son of 18 or 19 years old and a daughter of 15 or 16,” says another ex-colleague of Julián. “In Vélez Rubio it has always been said that he separated because there was another woman.” Was it Bibiana, then, who precipitated the breakup? “The dates coincide, I can only say that,” says this former colleague. For many, the Minister's hand would be behind the appointment of her boyfriend. “She has a lot of power and, logically, many contacts in Madrid,” explains a worker from the Alcalá de los Gazules City Council, Aído's hometown. “It wouldn't have cost her anything to pick up the phone and make a couple of arrangements.” Everything is for love.

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