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Senator
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RN
In Office
Civil Name
Eann Styvenson Valentim Mendes
Phone
(61) 33031148
sen.styvensonvalentim@senado.leg.br
Social Media
9,05
Points
27th
in the Senate from 72
2nd
RN Senator from 3
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Trajectory
Styvenson Valentim was born on February 7, 1977, in Rio Branco, Acre. He graduated in law from Estácio University in Rio Grande do Norte. Before entering politics, he served as a military police officer, achieving national prominence in 2014 for his work as commander of the enforcement of theDry Law in the state of Rio Grande do Norte. He also became known for making numerous arrests in other activities as a military police officer and for his advocacy for school reform .
In 2018, Styvenson Valentim began his political career by being elected as the most voted senator in Rio Grande do Norte, initially affiliated with Rede Sustentabilidade and, later, with Podemos.
Styvenson Valentim has distinguished himself through his work on issues related to security, public administration, and health.
In 2019, he voted in favor of the Pension Reform and, in 2023, he supported the approval of the Tax Reform .
Among his main achievements are:
Co-author of Constitutional Amendment Proposal 33/2024 , which limits monocratic (individual) decisions in the Supreme Federal Court (STF) and other superior courts;
Author of Bill 3247/2024 , which aims to regulate the so-called "Pix amendments";
Author of PL 3018/2024 , which aims to regulate artificial intelligence data centers.
Acknowledgements
Styvenson Valentim received the Parliamentary Excellence Award in 2023 from the Ranking of Politicians , being the 1st parliamentarian from Rio Grande do Norte and 16th overall. In 2024, he received the award again, ranking as the 8th best senator in Brazil and the 1st in the state of Rio Grande do Norte.
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Base Score
Votes
Tax Reduction for Industry
This law addresses the reduction of rates for the PIS/Pasep and Cofins contributions levied on the chemical and petrochemical industry, and amends Laws No. 11,196 of November 21, 2005, and No. 10,865 of April 30, 2004.
How They Voted
Did Not Vote
Points earned
—
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
Yes
Points for voting according to the guidance
—
PL Antifaction
It adds article 139 to the Act of Transitory Constitutional Provisions (ADCT), to establish the National Policy for Support of Professional Road Transport Activity.
How They Voted
Did Not Vote
Points earned
—
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
Yes
Points for voting according to the guidance
—
Facilitating the Incorporation of Municipalities
It establishes general rules applicable to the division of municipalities, pursuant to § 4 of article 18 of the Federal Constitution.
How They Voted
Yes
Points earned
8
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
Yes
Points for voting according to the guidance
8
Autonomy of Regulatory Agencies
Amends Article 9 of Complementary Law No. 101, of May 4, 2000, to exempt expenses of federal regulatory agencies from the limitation of commitment and financial movement.
How They Voted
Yes
Points earned
4
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
Yes
Points for voting according to the guidance
4
Expenses
Total Available
R$388,206.32
Expenses
R$277,008.72
Amount Saved
R$111,197.60
Attendance
Sessions
19
Attendances
17
Justified Absences
00
Unjustified Absences
02
Privileges
Special pension:
No
Housing allowance:
Yes
Moving allowance for reelected congresspersons:
No
Diplomatic passport for family members:
No
BONUS SCORE
Legal Proceedings
No items found.
Legislative Output
No items found.
Legislative Articulation
3º SUPLENTE
Points earned
0,10
TOTAL
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