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Representatives

Cristina Abades Martínez

PPLugoBorn in 1971

Official biography

29 November election

Standing in Lugo: number 2 on the PP list.

Candidacy as proclaimed (BOE of Nov 3, 2026).

All candidacies in Lugo

Who they are

BackgroundLicenciada en Derecho por la Universidad de Santiago de Compostela.
In Congress1 term since 2023
Before the seatAYUNTAMIENTO DE CERVO2018XUNTA DE GALICIA2018-2021AYUNTAMIENTO DE LUGO2019-2023and 1 more
Activities authorised nowNone outside the seat
Declared incomeXunta de Galicia. Nómina€55,348.17Ayuntamiento de Lugo. Dietas por asistencia a Pleno y Comisiones€2,900.00
Property3 properties declared

Since 2023, across all their terms.

Votes cast2,168out of 2,170 possible

TurnoutShare of votes in which the MP cast a ballot (Yes, No or Abstain) out of the total votes during their term. Excludes justified absences (medical leave, parental leave). Votes cast as a minister or government member are counted according to parliamentary convention. The full methodology is on the “Data & GDPR” page.100%2,168 of 2,170

DissentAn MP voting differently from the majority line of their group.0%0 times against the group's majority

Votes1447 Breaks with group0 By topic Who they are

Shares and stakesNone declared

Mortgages and loansNone declared

Assets as declared on taking the seat (August 8, 2023), as written.

The votes where they voted differently from their group's majority. It can be conscience, their territory or a mistake: here is only the fact.

All topics Economy, taxation and budgets Justice and fundamental rights Labour rights and employment Transport and mobility Environment and climate emergency Institutions and parliamentary rules Security and home affairs International policy and EU

They never voted differently from their group in the votes we have.