Rosa González Román facts for kids
Rosa González Román (born July 23, 1942 – died January 21, 2019) was an important figure in Chile. She was a journalist who wrote for newspapers and a politician who worked to help her country. She was born in a town called Buin.
Rosa González Román served as a Deputy in the Chilean government. This means she was a representative elected by the people to make laws and decisions for the country. She held this position from March 11, 1998, until March 11, 2006. She passed away in Santiago on January 21, 2019, at the age of 76.
About Rosa González Román
Rosa González Román was known for her work in both journalism and politics. She used her skills to inform the public and to serve her community. Her career showed her dedication to public service and her country.
Early Life and Career
Rosa González Román was born in Buin, Chile. Before becoming a politician, she worked as a journalist. Journalists play a very important role in society by reporting news and sharing information with people. This background likely helped her understand public issues and communicate effectively when she entered politics.
Her Time as a Deputy
As a Deputy, Rosa González Román was part of the Chamber of Deputies of Chile. This is one of the two main parts of the Chilean Parliament, similar to a House of Representatives in other countries. Deputies are elected to represent different areas of the country. Their job is to discuss and vote on new laws, and to make sure the government is working well for its citizens. Rosa González Román served two terms as a Deputy, showing her commitment to her role.
See also
In Spanish: Rosa González Román para niños
