The Parliament of the Canary Islands has begun this Tuesday the plenary session by observing a minute of silence in memory of the Nationalist Group deputy Cristina Calero, who died last 27 October in Lanzarote at the age of 36.
With this act, the regional chamber has wished to pay tribute to the person who served as a deputy of the Canarian Nationalist Group for the constituency of Lanzarote during the XI Legislature, reiterating its remembrance and once again conveying its condolences to her family, friends, and fellow parliamentary colleagues.
Likewise, the Parliament has made available a condolence book in the Office of the Presidency, where all those who wish to do so may leave their signature and some words in memory of Cristina Calero, according to a note from the Chamber.
This space will remain open for those who wish to join this gesture and show their affection and respect for the parliamentarian.
Cristina Calero García was a graduate in Biology and had a university master’s degree in Secondary Education Teaching and another in Regional Development.
Her professional career was especially linked to education, working as a professor of Vocational Training and Secondary Education.
In the political sphere, she was councillor for Activities and Heritage Liability in the Arrecife Town Hall before joining the Parliament of the Canary Islands on 31 July 2023 as a representative of Lanzarote.
After the minute of silence, the Plenary has continued with the swearing-in of José Bruno Ramírez Cubas as the new deputy of the Parliament of the Canary Islands.
Ramírez Cubas, the next candidate on the electoral list of Coalición Canaria for the constituency of Lanzarote, occupies the seat that had been left vacant following the death of Cristina Calero.