María Teresa Cabrera

María Teresa Cabrera Vega is a Peruvian politician. She is a Congresswoman representing Lima for the 2020–2021 term, and belongs to the Podemos Perú party.[1]

Cabrera served as Third Vice President of Congress from 16 March 2020 till her resignation 15 November 2020 alongside the congressional leadership.

References

http://www.congreso.gob.pe/congresistas2016/MariaCabrera/

Congress of the Republic of Peru (2020-2021)

Amazonas:	Montoya (FA) Vásquez (DD)
Ancash:	Alencraste (PDSP) Bartolo (NC) Barrionuevo (DD) Guibovich (AP) Pérez (APP)
Apurímac:	Checco (FA) Merino (APP)
Arequipa:	Alarcón (UPP) Ancalle (FA) Chaiña (NC) Núñez (PM) Oseda (FREPAP) Paredes (AP)
Ayacucho:	Mamani (NC) Mendoza (UPP) Rivas (APP)
Cajamarca:	Benavides (APP) González (APP) Tocto (DD) Troyes (AP) Vásquez (FA) Vigo (FP/F)
Callao:	García (AP) Gonzales (PM) Pichilingue (FP/F) Rayme (FREPAP)
Cusco:	Fernández (PDSP) Hidalgo (APP) Huamán (FREPAP) Pantoja (UPP) Vásquez (AP)
Huancavelica:	Chagua (UPP) Durand (AP)
Huánuco:	Bajonero (AP) Fabián (AP) Pérez (APP)
Ica:	Alonzo (FP/F) Ayquipa (FREPAP) Condori (APP) Oyola (AP)

Junín:	Chavarría (UPP) Combina (APP) Gutarra (FREPAP) Llaulli (AP) Tito (FP/F)
La Libertad:	Bazán (FA) Novoa (AP) Núñez (FREPAP) Rodas (APP) Valdez (APP) Vivanco (FP/F) Yupanqui (DD)
Lambayeque:	Acuña (APP) Ayasta (FP/F) Campos (AP) Gallardo (PP) Pérez (PDSP)
Lima:	Aliaga (PDSP) Burga (AP) Cabrera (PP) Castillo (PP) Cayllahua (FREPAP) Céspedes (FREPAP) Chávez (FP/F) Chehade (APP) Columbus (FP/F) Contreras (Ind.) Costa (PM) de Belaúnde (PM) R. Espinoza (Ind.) Y. Espinoza (PP) Fernández (FA) García (PP) Gupioc (PP) Lazo (AP) Lizárraga (PM) Luna (PP) Mesía (FP/F) Olivares (PM) Omonte (APP) Pineda (FREPAP) Retamozo (FREPAP) Rivera (AP) Roel (AP) Rubio (FREPAP) Saavedra (AP) Sagasti (PM) Sánchez (PP) Silva-Santisteban (FA) Solís (PM) Urresti (PP) Valer (FP/F) Vega (UPP)
Lima Region:	Almeri (PP) Benites (FREPAP) Pérez (AP) Pinedo (FP/F)

Loreto:	Acate (APP) Cayguaray (FREPAP) Inga (AP) Meléndez (APP)
Madre de Dios:	Lozano (UPP)
Moquegua:	Ascona (APP) Flores (PP)
Pasco:	Simeón (AP) Verde (APP)
Piura:	Dioses (PDSP) Lizana (FP/F) M. Espinoza (PM) Quispe (APP) Salinas (AP) Silupu (AP) Zárate (FP/F)
Puno:	Apaza (UPP) Arapa (NC) Carcausto (APP) Quispe (FA) Ramos (NC)
San Martín:	Aguilar (AP) Ruiz (AP) Santillana (APP) Trujillo (FP/F)
Tacna:	Machaca (FREPAP) Maquera (UPP)
Tumbes:	Merino (AP) Puño (APP)
Ucayali:	Gonzales (PDSP) Huamaní (APP)

* President of Congress

Parties/Alliances: Popular Action (AP); Alliance for Progress (APP); FREPAP (FREPAP); Popular Force/Fujimorists (FP/F); Podemos Perú (PP); Purple Party (PM); Union for Peru (UPP); Broad Front (FA); Democratic Decentralization Caucus (DD); We Are Peru (PDSP); New Constitution Caucus (NC); Independent (Ind.)

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