Luísa Canziani dos Santos Silveira, born in Londrina/PR on April 11, 1996, holds a law degree from the Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná (PUCPR) and a master's degree in public administration from the Brazilian Institute of Teaching, Development and Research (IDP). She is the daughter of former congressman Alex Canziani .

Political Career

Luisa Canziani's political career began in 2018 when she ran for federal deputy for the PTB party at the age of 22 and was elected with 90,000 votes, becoming the youngest congresswoman in Brazil. In 2022, she was re-elected for the PSD party .

Luísa is a full member of the UN Young Parliamentarians Group , the first Brazilian to achieve this position, and the only participant from Latin America.

She was president of the Science, Technology and Innovation Committee of the House of Representatives and of the Committee for the Defense of Women's Rights .

Performance in the National Congress

Luísa Canziani has distinguished herself through her work on issues related to defending women's rights, education, health, technological innovation, and economic development.

The congresswoman is considered one of the one hundred most influential parliamentarians in the country, being included in the " Heads of Congress " list. For her advocacy for Brazilian education, she was awarded, in 2020, the title of best congresswoman in the special category "Advocacy in Education," of the Congresso em Foco Award , in partnership with the organization Todos pela Educação. She also received the "Ambassador Brazil, Digital Country" award, conferred by the Brazilian Association of Software Companies.

Among his main achievements are:

• Author of Bill 2497/2021 , which provides for the offering of hybrid education;

• Co-author of PLP 146/2019 , which established the Legal Framework for Startups;

• Rapporteur of Bill 1615/2019 , which became the "Amália Barros Law," which included monocular individuals in the Statute of Persons with Disabilities, granting this group the same rights as disabled individuals;

• Rapporteur for Bill 21/2020 , which established the Legal Framework for the Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence in Brazil.

She was the coordinator of the Women's Caucus in the House of Representatives (2021-2023) . Currently, she is the president of the Mixed Parliamentary Front in Support of the National System for Financing Development and the Mixed Parliamentary Front in Defense of Palliative Care .