Dra. Alessandra Haber

Dr. Alessandra Haber Carvalho Santos is a dermatologist born on September 15, 1988 , in Belém (PA) . She graduated in Medicine from the State University of Pará (UEPA) and worked professionally in the health field, especially serving underprivileged populations in the metropolitan region of Belém, in hospitals such as the Santa Maria Hospital in Ananindeua. In the 2022 elections, she was elected federal deputy for Pará , being the most voted in the state with 258,907 votes , beginning her first term in the House of Representatives on February 1, 2023 .

Political Career

In her political career, Alessandra Haber debuted in the 57th legislature (2023–2027) advocating for issues related to public health, women's empowerment, entrepreneurship, job and income generation, and combating violence against women , reflecting her professional trajectory and social work as a doctor and first lady of Ananindeua (PA) . During her term, she faced internal tensions within the MDB party, having filed a request for disaffiliation for just cause with the TSE in 2024, alleging discrimination and reprisals after political changes involving her husband, the mayor of the municipality.

Performance in the House of Representatives

In the National Congress , Alessandra Haber participated in committees such as the Constitution, Justice and Citizenship Committee (CCJC) and the Committee for the Defense of Women's Rights , and was head of the Women's Secretariat of the House of Representatives ; she also served on special committees, such as the one on the Constitutional Amendment Proposal on the Accumulation of Teaching Positions , and worked on subcommittees related to health and inclusion. As a bill author, she has presented several proposals, including Bill No. 3691/2023 (creates the Salgado Region Tourist Route in Pará), Bill No. 3520/2023 (Amazonian Knowledge Tourist Route), Bill No. 3633/2024 (Greater Belém Tourist Route), Bill No. 4167/2024 (on refusal to pay in private parking lots), Bill No. 3723/2025 (amends the Maria da Penha Law to include fines and preventive detention), and Bill No. 4251/2024 (recognizes sound system parties as culture), among others.