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| occupation = Professor, journalist, politician
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'''Jean Wyllys''' (born '''Jean Wyllys de Matos Santos''' on March 10, 1974 in ], ], ]) is a ]ian lecturer, journalist and politician who rose to fame after winning the ] of '']''. He is also notable as being Brazil's second openly gay ].<ref name=Guard>, Guardian, retrieved 27/1/2012</ref> (] was the first openly gay elected member of Parliament, but unlike Wyllys, Clodovil was not a gay rights activist, i.e. he was opposed to Same-sex marriage.) <ref> With about 500 thousand votes, Clodovil is the first gay elected for federal deputy (Portuguese)</ref>

Due to this, he has been compared to ], an early openly gay politician in the ] and iconic gay rights activist.<ref name=Guard/>

==Life==
Wyllys was born in ], in the north-eastern state of ], one of seven children.<ref name=Guard/> His mother was a washerwoman and his father, a car painter who suffered from alcoholism.<ref name=Guard/> Wyllys attended a boarding school which gave him the opportunity to get a better education than the average child in his village. Wyllys later moved to ] and completed his degree in journalism.<ref name=Guard/> He first rose to fame after becoming the finalist in the Brazilian reality television show, Big Brother Brazil. He was the first openly gay participant in the show, which caused a lot of controversy amongst fans and participants alike. Wyllys described his victory as being of "great political relevance I said I was a ] and I still won the programme in a country that is ]."<ref name=Guard/>

===Political career===
In 2010 Wyllys was elected a federal MP, representing the ] party.

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