Célio Studart

Célio Studart Barbosa was born on June 19, 1987 , in Fortaleza, Ceará . He holds a degree in Law and works professionally as a lawyer and activist. From an early age, he was involved in political education and social causes, being the founder of the São Francisco Animal Defense Movement and the Politizar Institute , a non-governmental organization focused on teaching about politics and citizenship.

Political career

His entry into politics occurred in 2016, when he was elected city councilor of Fortaleza , being the candidate with the most votes in the city at the time. In 2018 , he was elected federal deputy , with more than 208,000 votes, becoming the second most voted in the state. Re-elected in 2022 by the PSD , he is currently among the main leaders of Ceará in the House of Representatives.

Performance in the National Congress

Célio Studart has distinguished himself through his consistent work on environmental, animal, and social causes. In 2025 , he authored 102 proposals and served as rapporteur for 11 projects , demonstrating his legislative productivity. He is a member of the Environment and Sustainable Development Committee , where he has served as 2nd vice-president since May 2025, and also chairs the Brazil-OECD Parliamentary Group , engaged in dialogue on climate and innovation.

His sustainable parliamentary stance is recognized by studies such as the Total Environmental Convergence Index (ICAT) , in which he obtained 88% and was ranked as the Ceará state representative most committed to environmental issues, placing him among the national leaders in the field.

Furthermore, she played a key role in establishing a national minimum wage for nurses , serving as president of the Mixed Parliamentary Front in Defense of the profession. On another front, she introduced a bill enabling farewell video calls between patients and family members during the pandemic, which became law after social mobilization.