Stefano Aguiar

Stefano Aguiar dos Santos was born on March 3, 1976, in Belo Horizonte (MG) . A business administrator, rural entrepreneur, and pastor of the Quadrangular Gospel Church , he combines his religious activities with politics, representing conservative values ​​and agendas related to social and economic development. He entered public life as a special advisor in the government of Minas Gerais (2005–2010) before assuming legislative mandates.

Political Career

In his political career , Stefano Aguiar was first elected federal deputy for Minas Gerais in 2011 (PSC) and, after stints with the PSB , has been affiliated with the PSD since 2016. He is currently serving his fourth consecutive term in the House of Representatives (2019–2023 and 2023–2027) , having been re-elected in 2022 with approximately 96,000 votes. Throughout his parliamentary career, he has held positions such as vice-leader of the PSD in previous periods and is a member of permanent committees, including as a full member of committees such as the Committee on Foreign Relations and National Defense , and as an alternate member of committees on Environment and Sustainable Development and Mines and Energy in the current legislature.

Performance in the House of Representatives

In the National Congress , Stefano Aguiar's work focuses on social issues, the environment, inclusion, and institutional regulation , with 66 proposals authored by him and 1 reported in 2025 registered on the House of Representatives's website. Among his projects, noteworthy are Bill 6165/2025 , which amends the Brazilian Inclusion Law and the LDB (Law of Directives and Bases of National Education) to ensure food security for students with disabilities, chronic illnesses, or allergies; Bill 6536/2025 , which proposes making tools available within the SUS (Unified Health System) for real-time access to healthcare regulation information ; and Bill 5884/2025 , which amends the Law on Voluntary Partnerships (Law 13.019/2014) to expand restrictions on partnerships between public administration and civil society organizations. These proposals demonstrate his legislative work in social inclusion, public health, and strengthening the normative relationship between the State and civil society .