Antônia Lúcia

Antônia Luciléia Cruz Ramos Câmara, a native of Senador Guiomard (AC), was born on July 17, 1970. She holds a degree in Economics and worked as an economist before entering politics.

Political career

• Elected federal deputy in her first legislature from 2011 to 2015 representing the state of Acre. During this period, she was vice-president of the Human Rights and Minorities Commission and author of relevant proposals, such as the Constitutional Amendment that granted administrative and financial autonomy to the Public Defender's Office.

• After a break, he returned to the House as an alternate in July 2022, taking over the seat of Congressman Alan Rick during his leave of absence, remaining until November 2022.

• Re-elected to the 57th Legislature (2023–2027) by the Republicans, she took office again on February 1, 2023.

• During this legislative term, he participated in the party's Board of Directors as Vice-Leader of the Bloc (MDB, PSD, Republicanos, Podemos) between October and November 2024, in addition to having carried out local party activity as president of the PSC in Acre.

Performance in the National Congress

- Member of Standing Committees

• Finance and Taxation Committee (CFT)

• Economic Development Committee (CDE)

• Since April 2, 2025, she has held the position of 1st Vice-President of the Economic Development Commission.

• She is a missionary and bishop of the Madureira Assembly of God Church, whose work focuses on defending Christian values, life, family, and providing social assistance to families in Acre.

• A champion of agribusiness, she is a member of the Parliamentary Front in Defense of Agribusiness, representing issues of interest to the sector in the state of Acre.