Renata Abreu

Renata Hellmeister de Abreu (known as Renata Abreu ) ​​is a Brazilian lawyer, businesswoman, and politician , born on April 15, 1982, in São Paulo (SP) . A graduate in Law from Mackenzie University and with experience in the social sector before entering institutional politics, she is the daughter of former federal deputy José de Abreu and grew up involved in cultural and inclusion activities through the Centro de Tradições Nordestinas (CTN) , an organization created by her family. In 2017, she founded and became the national president of the Podemos party , boosting its expansion and advocating for transparency, citizen participation, and the fight against corruption.

Political Career

In her political career , Renata Abreu was first elected federal deputy for São Paulo in 2015 and re-elected in 2018 and 2022 , currently serving her third term in the 57th Legislature (2023–2027) representing Podemos-SP . Throughout her parliamentary career, she has stood out for leading initiatives for women's rights, education, and social inclusion ; she is the general coordinator of the Women's Caucus in the House of Representatives and is among the parliamentarians listed as "100 Most Influential" in the National Congress by DIAP.

Performance in the House of Representatives

In the National Congress , Renata Abreu has an active and diverse legislative career, with approximately 140 proposals authored by her and 2 reported on in 2025, registered on the House of Representatives' website. In summary, her work includes projects focused on health, education, women's rights, and social issues : Bill 6496/2025 , which amends Law No. 11.930/2009 to require laboratories to register blood samples free of charge for HLA typing and inclusion in REDOME (National Registry of Bone Marrow Donors) ; Bill 6510/2025 , which provides for the inclusion of post-bariatric functional reconstructive surgeries in the Unified Health System (SUS) ; and Bill 6391/2025 , which establishes guidelines for comprehensive and free care for lipedema in the SUS and supplementary health services . Bill 5857/2025 , which amends the Law of Guidelines and Bases of Education (Law No. 9,394/1996) to provide for school reinforcement ; Bill 5107/2025 , which ensures access to egg cryopreservation through the SUS (Brazilian Public Health System) for women undergoing cancer treatment at risk of fertility loss ; Bill 5089/2025 , which amends the Brazilian Traffic Code regarding requirements for collector vehicles (over 30 years old) ; in addition to proposals such as Bill 4168/2025 , which deals with labor succession in notary offices and registries , and Bill 4095/2025 , which establishes the National Thalassemia Day . These initiatives reflect his agenda focused on social rights, public health, education, and the well-being of the population .