We study a set of topological roots of the local Bernstein-Sato polynomial of arbitrary plane curve singularities. These roots are characterized in terms of certain divisorial valuations and the numerical data of the minimal log resolution. In particular, this set of roots strictly contains both the opposites of the jumping numbers in $(0, 1)$ and the poles of the motivic zeta function counted with multiplicity. As a consequence, we prove the multiplicity part of the Strong Monodromy Conjecture for $n = 2$.
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