Bia Kicis

Beatriz Kicis Torrents de Sordi, better known as Bia Kicis, born in Resende/RJ on September 19, 1961, is a Brazilian lawyer, activist, YouTuber, and politician, affiliated with the Liberal Party (PL). Currently, she serves as a federal deputy for the Federal District. She is a retired prosecutor from the Federal District and is known for her activism in conservative and reactionary causes.

Political Career

At 23, Bia Kicis had her first job as a lawyer at SERPRO. In 1992, she passed the public service exam for the position of Attorney for the Federal District, taking office on May 13, 1992. During her career in the Attorney General's Office, she became Chief of Staff to the Attorney General, Deputy Attorney General, and Inspector General of the Attorney General's Office, retiring as Deputy Attorney General of the Federal District in January 2016. In 2015, she founded the Instituto Resgata Brasil and was invited to be one of the representatives in Brasília of the Revoltados ON LINE Movement. Since then, she has been involved in political activism, defending conservative causes and fighting corruption.

Bia Kicis launched her candidacy for federal deputy for the Federal District in 2018 and was elected by the PRP with 86,415 votes . After the election, she joined the PSL due to the barrier clause that affected the PRP. In 2022, she was re-elected federal deputy by the PL with 214,733 votes , being the most voted in the caucus.

Performance in the House of Representatives

During her term as a federal deputy, Bia Kicis has distinguished herself through her work on issues related to public safety, individual rights, defense of freedom of expression, and the fight against corruption. Among her main achievements are:

• President of the Constitution, Justice and Citizenship Committee (CCJC) in 2021 , being the first woman to hold this position in history ;
• Deputy leader of the Bolsonaro government in the National Congress between 2019 and 2020 ;
• President of the Financial Oversight Committee (CFT) in 2023, becoming the first woman to hold the position in history;
• Author of Bill 246/19 , known as the "School Without Political Parties" bill;
• Author of Constitutional Amendment Proposal 135/19 , nicknamed the Printed Vote Amendment ;

She voted in favor of the 2019 Pension Reform and against the 2023 Tax Reform. In 2024, she is the minority leader in the House of Representatives .