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Civil Name
LUIZIANNE DE OLIVEIRA LINS
Phone
(61) 3215-5713
dep.luiziannelins@camara.leg.br
Social Media
1,61
Points
471st
in the House of Representatives from 488
21st
CE Congressman from 22
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Trajectory
Luizianne de Oliveira Lins was born on November 18, 1968, in Fortaleza, Ceará. She is a journalist and university professor of Social Communication at the Federal University of Ceará, with a master's degree in Communication from PUC-RJ and is a doctoral candidate in Communication and Semiotics at PUC-SP.
Luizianne was president of the Academic Center of Communication at UFC, of the Central Student Directory of UFC, and held party positions in the municipal and state directories of the PT (Workers' Party). She was a city councilor in Fortaleza, a state representative, mayor of Fortaleza for two terms (2005-2012), and was elected federal deputy in 2015, being re-elected in the 2022 election for the 57th Legislature.
Her federal political career has been consolidated through leadership roles in committees related to human rights, gender equality, and social policies. She chairs the Human Rights, Minorities, and Racial Equality Committee of the House of Representatives and was the rapporteur for the Joint Committee to Combat Violence Against Women. She also participates in parliamentary fronts focused on youth and women, and leads initiatives within the Women's Caucus. Her political stature reflects both her history as mayor and her continued commitment to the progressive agendas of the Workers' Party (PT) in Ceará and Brazil.
In the National Congress, Luizianne Lins has presented projects with concrete social impact. One of them is Bill 638/2019 , which proposed the inclusion of the "Care Economy" in the National Accounts System, recognizing the economic value of unpaid activities such as caring for the elderly, children, or maintaining domestic care, a task historically attributed to women. This proposal was approved by the House of Representatives and sent to the Senate. Another noteworthy project is Bill 2205/2022 (originally Bill 4161/2015), which improves the quality and safety of school meals through the National School Feeding Program (PNAE), increasing the minimum percentage allocated to family farming for the purchase of food for schools from 30% to 45%. She also proposed Bill 3098/2024 to create sensory support rooms in federal universities for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), seeking to make higher education more inclusive. Another important project, approved in the Senate, is the one that changes how people with disabilities are served in telecommunications emergency services, prioritizing services and providing adaptations for this population.
Luizianne is also notable for her parliamentary work, which goes beyond just her bills: she has advocated for gender-based public policies, combating discrimination, actively participating in human rights and minority committees, and promoting the institutionalization of causes such as the solidarity economy, social inclusion, policies for people with disabilities, and youth. Her work has been recognized by social movements and civil society, and her approved projects show a direct impact in areas such as school meals, women's rights, inclusion, and education.
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Anti-Privileges
Bill 769/2024 | Creation of Positions for the Supreme Federal Court | House of Representatives
It provides for the creation of commissioned positions in the staff of the Supreme Federal Court.
How They Voted
Yes
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
No
PLP 167/2024 | Credit Assessment | House of Representatives
Amends Complementary Law No. 123, of December 14, 2006, to allow for the calculation of credits for micro-enterprises and small businesses opting for the Simples Nacional (Simplified National Tax Regime), in the event of total or partial refund of residual tax remaining in the production chain of exported goods.
How They Voted
Yes
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
Yes
PLP 22/2025 | Outstanding payments | House of Representatives
Provides for the extension of the deadline for the settlement of unprocessed accounts payable as referred to in Article 172 of Law No. 14,791, of December 29, 2023 (Budget Guidelines Law for 2024).
How They Voted
Yes
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
No
PLP 177/2023 | Increase in the Number of Deputies | House of Representatives
Amends the wording of Complementary Law No. 78, of December 30, 1993.
How They Voted
No
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
No
Request 2310/2025 | Urgent Decree to Overturn IOF Increase | House of Representatives
Requests urgent consideration of Draft Law No. 314 of 2025, which "Suspends, pursuant to Article 49, V, of the Federal Constitution, the effects of Decree No. 12,499 of June 11, 2025".
How They Voted
No
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
Yes
DTQ 2 PL 1466/2025 | Salary Increase for Public Servants | House of Representatives
Creates the Socioeconomic Development Career, the Justice and Defense Policy Development Career, and the Securities and Exchange Commission Oversight Career; alters the remuneration of civil servants and public employees of the federal Executive Branch; alters the remuneration of commissioned positions, trust positions, and bonuses of the federal Executive Branch; restructures permanent positions, job and career plans; standardizes and unifies rules for incorporating performance bonuses; alters the rules of the Career Development System; transforms vacant permanent positions into other permanent positions, commissioned positions, and trust positions; alters the rule for appointing members of the deliberative and supervisory boards of closed supplementary pension entities; and provides other measures.
How They Voted
Yes
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
No
Bill 1466/2025 | Salary Increase for Public Servants | House of Representatives
Creates the Socioeconomic Development Career, the Justice and Defense Policy Development Career, and the Securities and Exchange Commission Oversight Career; alters the remuneration of civil servants and public employees of the federal Executive Branch; alters the remuneration of commissioned positions, trust positions, and bonuses of the federal Executive Branch; restructures permanent positions, job and career plans; standardizes and unifies rules for incorporating performance bonuses; alters the rules of the Career Development System; transforms vacant permanent positions into other permanent positions, commissioned positions, and trust positions; alters the rule for appointing members of the deliberative and supervisory boards of closed supplementary pension entities; and provides other measures.
How They Voted
Yes
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
No
PDL 214/2025 | Decree to Overturn the IOF Increase | House of Representatives
Suspends, pursuant to Article 49, V, of the Federal Constitution, the effects of Decree No. 12,466, of May 22, 2025.
How They Voted
No
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
Yes
REQ MP 1303/2025 | MP Taxa Tudo | House of Representatives
This law addresses the taxation of financial investments and virtual assets in the country and provides other related measures.
How They Voted
Did Not Vote
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
Yes
DTQ 16 PEC 3/2021 | Secret Votes - Shielding Amendment
Amends articles 14, 27, 53, 102 and 105 of the Federal Constitution, to provide for parliamentary prerogatives and takes other measures.
How They Voted
Did Not Vote
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
No
DTQ 8 PEC 3/2021 | Shielding Party Presidents | House of Representatives
Amends articles 14, 27, 53, 102 and 105 of the Federal Constitution, to provide for parliamentary prerogatives and takes other measures.
How They Voted
Did Not Vote
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
No
Anti-Waste
Total Available
R$658,552.08
Expenses
R$580,785.76
Amount Saved
R$77,766.32
Sessions
121
Attendances
112
Justified Absences
09
Unjustified Absences
00
Anti-Corruption
Other
TOTAL