Aline Sleutjes

Personal and professional life

A descendant of Dutch (Dutch) who immigrated to Brazil, his paternal grandparents, Maria Anna van der Heijden and Adrianus Martinus Sleutjes, were born in the Netherlands and together with their children left the country in 1949. Together with other Dutch families, they settled in the colony of Holambra, in the region of Campinas, in São Paulo.

A resident of one of the largest dairy basins in the country, at the age of eight she was already helping with the family vocation, helping her father, who is Dutch, to deliver milk in the neighborhood. From 14 to 15 years old she was secretary of an academy, being her first de facto job and already in high school she was president of the student union. In 2012, Sleutjes completed her postgraduate studies in School Management at Centro Universitário Barão de Mauá, in Ribeirão Preto, São Paulo. She is Roman Catholic.

Political career In 1998 Aline Sleutjes joined the PSDB and began her political trajectory in the 2000 municipal elections when she ran for Castro in summer, but was unsuccessful. and also the DEM, as a candidate for mayor. However, that plate was defeated, and Moacyr Elias Fadel Junior, from the PMDB), was elected mayor.

In the 2012 municipal elections, Sleutjes was voted the most voted councilor, with 1,298 votes then by the PSDC. after acts carried out on April 19 across the country, the Supreme Federal Court launched an investigation to investigate the organization of acts against democracy. Aline is one of ten federal deputies who had breached bank secrecy as a measure taken to identify funders of anti-democratic demonstrations that called for the closure of Congress, the Supreme Court and the reissue of AI-5.

Chamber of Deputies

In the 2018 elections, Sleutjes was elected federal deputy for Paraná, reaching 33,628 votes (0.59% of those valid), in the PSL / PTC / PATRI coalition, Defending a conservative agenda,

As a parliamentarian she was the author of the request that asks the Ministry of the Environment the possibility of revising the decree of the federal government of March 23, 2006, which establishes the creation of the Campos Gerais National Park, being able to extinguish it as a conservation unit, being therefore, the initiative supported by the ruralist wing and partially repudiated by the academic and environmentalist wing.