Kiko Celeguim

Kiko Celeguim is the political name of Francisco Daniel Celeguim de Morais , a Brazilian journalist and politician born on May 5, 1984, in São Paulo (SP) . A member of the Workers' Party (PT-SP) since 2000, he began his public career very young, being elected city councilor in Franco da Rocha at the age of 20. He later became mayor of Franco da Rocha for two terms (2013–2020) , where he worked on local development projects and the implementation of an educational center. In 2022, he was elected federal deputy for the state of São Paulo with 167,438 votes, being the second most voted PT candidate in the state , which consolidated his entry into the National Congress in 2023.

Political career

In his political career , Celeguim is serving his first term in the House of Representatives (2023-2027) for the PT-PCdoB-PV Federation , having held several appointments as vice-leader of the Brazil of Hope Federation in 2023–2024 , and in 2025 he actively participated in the Financial Oversight and Control Committee, where he was 1st Vice-President , a strategic role in the analysis of public accounts and budget execution, in addition to working on fronts related to transparency and social policies. In July 2025, he was elected president of the PT in the state of São Paulo for the four-year period 2025-2029 , reinforcing his leadership within the party.

Performance in the House of Representatives

In the National Congress , Kiko Celeguim has a broad and continuous legislative activity, with approximately 117 proposals of his authorship and 6 reported in 2025 registered on the House of Representatives' portal. In running text, his work includes the presentation of bills such as PL 78/2025 , which amends the Brazilian Traffic Code to link multiplication factors to the value of the vehicle fined ; PL 80/2025 , which amends the legislation of the Mais Médicos Project for evaluation and qualification criteria for exchange doctors in the SUS ; PL 3934/2025 , which provides for the participation of minors in digital content and imposes supervisory duties on platforms ; PL 3921/2025 , which provides for the naming of the Carapicuíba Campus of the Federal Institute of São Paulo ; and other initiatives such as Bill 1605/2024 , which expands credit lines for the acquisition of housing units for disaster victims . He also defends proposals to combat food and beverage counterfeiting with fiscal impact and measures to control spending, integrating debates on public policies for food security and fiscal responsibility. His work encompasses security, urban mobility, digital rights, vocational education, and housing , in addition to significant positions in votes such as the approval of the "Protected Constitutional Amendment" (PEC da Blindagem ), in which he voted favorably in 2025, despite party differences on the matter.