Marie Claire highlights the work of the federal deputy, such as defending the end of the 6×1 scale
To magazine Marie Claire elected the federal deputy (Psol-SP) as one of the women of the year 2025. The post about the choice divided opinions on social media.
The publication had 732 comments. One of them was from the congresswoman herself, who commented: “What an honor!”
Amid transphobic comments, the deputy received criticism and praise for her performance in the Chamber.
“Appears more on the cover of fashion magazines and parading her looks and laces than on projects. Lots of soapboxes and angry speeches than real work”wrote one of the internet users.
“I am so proud of this incredible woman who is one of the few in the country who really works to raise issues in favor of the rights of the Brazilian people”said another internet user.
In the caption of the post, the Marie Claire states that the deputy had initiatives that “put women and trans people at the center of discussions about well-being” and remembers that Hilton received prominence defending the flag of . The proposal that discusses the effects of the 6-day workday for 1 day off being processed by the Chamber’s Labor Committee.
“In a decisive year, Erika Hilton consolidates her public performance with initiatives that expand rights, rethink work models and place women and trans people at the center of discussions about well-being, citizenship, equity and access. Recognized as one of the most influential voices of her generation, the parliamentarian gained even more prominence in 2025 when reporting on PEC 8/2025, which proposes the end of the 6×1 scale. The measure stimulated a broad national debate on mental health, quality of life and future of work, reinforcing its relevance in the institutional scenario”says the publication’s caption.
