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Filipa Roseta: "I'm not one for crazy things"

SOL1 September 2026 at 14:03

Filipa Roseta is an architect and university professor who followed in her parents' footsteps, Helena and Pedro, in politics. The article title refers to one of her statements, in which she says she is "not one for crazy things."

She was a councilor for the PSD in the municipality of Cascais, where her mother, Helena Roseta, even held the position of mayor, although elected for the PS.

Between 2021 and 2025, Filipa Roseta served as a councilor in Lisbon, the city she chose as her place of residence and where she currently lives.

Like her daughter, Helena Roseta was also a councilor in Lisbon, thus sharing a similar political path with Filipa Roseta.

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