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Tribuna Politica Web

Sammarinese online news magazine published, its footer states, by Cooperativa 3 Arrows (RSM); its sport section carried national team, futsal and motor-sport items on 24–26 September 2026.
✓ Last reviewed: September 2026
PublisherCooperativa 3 Arrows (RSM), per the site’s own footer
DirectorFrancesco Chiari, director responsible pro tempore, per the footer
Self-descriptionthe first independent online magazine of Sammarinese politics, per its own page title
Sport sectionnews.tribunapoliticaweb.sm/category/sport/; items dated 24–26 September 2026 when retrieved
Registernot listed in the information authority’s registers of titles or publishers as retrieved

What is Tribuna Politica Web?

Tribuna Politica Web is an online news site published from San Marino at news.tribunapoliticaweb.sm. Its page title describes it as “Il primo magazine indipendente online della politica sammarinese con rassegna stampa delle principali notizie sammarinesi e dal mondo”.[2] That is the site's own description, and the claim to be the first is its own.

Ownership. The footer of its sport section names “Cooperativa 3 Arrows (RSM)” as publisher (“Editrice”), and gives the director responsible as “Francesco Chiari, Iscritto USGI, direttore pro tempore”, with an editorial staff of Angela Venturini and Lorenzo Muccioli.[1] Those are the site's own statements. The register of journalistic titles kept by San Marino's Autorità Garante per l'Informazione, as retrieved, does not list Tribuna Politica Web, and the authority's register of publishing companies does not list Cooperativa 3 Arrows.[3][4] Neither register prints an update date, so the absence is reported only as what the registers showed on 26 September 2026.

What does Tribuna Politica Web cover?

The site's menu lists sections for politics, current affairs, economy and labour, sport, culture and events, and Italy and the world.[2] Sport is therefore one section of a general news site.

The sport section, retrieved on 26 September 2026, carried items dated 24 to 26 September 2026. They covered the national football team's call-ups and its first League C match of the UEFA Nations League, against Finland; road closures for the national team's home fixtures; the Sammarinese futsal championship; women's football; youth football; a UEFA programme called UEFA Playmakers; the European beach tennis championships; and a trial won by crews of the Scuderia San Marino.[1]

Two of those items were read in full. The futsal report of 25 September 2026, bylined “Tribuna Politica Web”, covers the second round of the Campionato Sammarinese di futsal, which it reports La Fiorita leading with Pennarossa and Murata, and credits the FSGC, the football federation, at its end.[5] The motor-sport report of 26 September 2026, under the same byline, reports a category win by Davide Carattoni and Lorenzo Cevenini in a round of the Campionato Italiano di trial 4×4 held on 18 and 19 September.[6] Both reports concern San Marino clubs, one in a domestic championship and one in an Italian one.

How large is Tribuna Politica Web's audience?

No audited web measurement or other audience figure for Tribuna Politica Web was retrieved, and the site's own pages that were read publish none. No audience-measurement body for San Marino's online media was found among the sources retrieved.

The only activity evidence is the site's own output: on 26 September 2026 its home page carried items dated that day, and its sport section carried items dated 24, 25 and 26 September 2026.[2][1] That shows the site was publishing on the build date; it is not an audience figure.

Since when has Tribuna Politica Web existed?

No founding date was found on the site's own pages that were read, and none was found in the information authority's registers, which do not list the title.[2][3]

Why does Tribuna Politica Web matter in San Marino's sport?

It is a general Sammarinese news site with a dedicated sport section that was publishing on 26 September 2026, and its items on that date covered the national football team, domestic futsal and youth football, and Scuderia San Marino crews in an Italian championship.[1]

Its standing rests on its own output and its own statements. The publisher, director and editorial staff are those its footer names, and its description of itself as the first independent online magazine of Sammarinese politics is its own claim.[1][2]

References

  1. Tribuna Politica Web — Sport section (headlines of 24–26 September 2026; footer: editrice, direttore, redazione). Accessed 2026-09-26.
  2. Tribuna Politica Web — home page (page title and description; menu sections). Accessed 2026-09-26.
  3. Autorità Garante per l’Informazione (gov.sm) — Registro Testate Giornalistiche (no update date printed). Accessed 2026-09-26.
  4. Autorità Garante per l’Informazione (gov.sm) — Registro Imprese Editrici (no update date printed). Accessed 2026-09-26.
  5. Tribuna Politica Web — Futsal: La Fiorita batte il Faetano e resta a punteggio pieno (25 September 2026). Accessed 2026-09-26.
  6. Tribuna Politica Web — Scuderia San Marino, Carattoni e Cevenini vincono nel trial 4×4. Ora si va al Rally Elba Storico (26 September 2026). Accessed 2026-09-26.