San Marino politics: Council, parties and Government

Current Affairs

Merlini (Psd): «A family needs not just financial support, but time, services and organisation»

9 September 2026

Current Affairs

Mina (Pdcs): «On family policy we must go beyond party lines»

9 September 2026

Current Affairs

Family bill, Morganti (Libera): «Economic aid alone is not enough, San Marino needs its own model»

9 September 2026

Current Affairs

Family bill, Santi (Rete): «Fragmented measures and one-off incentives, we need a real national project»

9 September 2026

Current Affairs

Muratori (Libera): «Maternity cannot be a cause of professional penalisation or job insecurity»

9 September 2026

Current Affairs

Family bill, Casali (Rf): «The Government seems intent on not solving problems»

9 September 2026

Current Affairs

Family support bill, Troina (D-ML): «It’s a shame to pass off these measures as solutions if no one can access them»

9 September 2026

Current Affairs

Family policy and falling birth rate: reform reaches Council, majority and opposition split over protections, caregivers, ICEE and measures for young people and parents

8 September 2026

Current Affairs

Simoncini case, UDS: «The positions he still holds are a matter of credibility»

8 September 2026

Current Affairs

The roses of Sarajevo and the refusal to forget (by Michele Muratori)

8 September 2026

Current Affairs

Six hundred kids left out of SportinFiera because “they’ve already chosen”: but thirteen and fourteen is when teens quit sport, and that’s exactly when a day like this would help

8 September 2026

Current Affairs

Rossi (PSD): «We must have the courage to learn from our young people»

8 September 2026

Current Affairs

Zeppa (Rete): «Either the Europe of rights or a return to media mud and thrill-seeking economics»

8 September 2026

Current Affairs

Renzi (RF): «Matteo, you gave us the certainty of living forever, in the living memory of us all»

8 September 2026

Current Affairs

Public sector pay deal: Pedini Amati says «a good starting point, talks are not over»

8 September 2026

Current Affairs

Public sector pay deal, Ciavatta (PDCS): «Possible thanks to public finances put back in order»

8 September 2026

Current Affairs

Riccardi (Libera): «The Association Agreement is not a finish line, but a starting point»

8 September 2026

Current Affairs

Dolcini (D-ML): «On the Association Agreement, there is still no discussion of a referendum»

8 September 2026

Current Affairs

Farinelli (RF): «Artificial intelligence is already a reality in healthcare, politics must govern it»

8 September 2026

Current Affairs

San Marino: pay rise approved, but public administration clash erupts in the Council

7 September 2026

Current Affairs

Council opens session with tribute to Matteo Fiorini’s memory

7 September 2026

Current Affairs

What state law cannot impose, can a party statute? The knot behind the Motus-Pelliccioni case

7 September 2026

Current Affairs

San Marino doesn’t need someone who scares people, it needs someone who brings numbers — and a thousand organized citizens are perfectly placed to do it

7 September 2026

Current Affairs

Quid est libertas? A recurring question in San Marino (by Gerardo Giovagnoli)

7 September 2026

Current Affairs

End-of-life law: San Marino faces a choice that concerns everyone

7 September 2026

Current Affairs

San Marino, Council returns today: from end-of-life law to wages, a hot September ahead

7 September 2026

Current Affairs

Libera: “New commanders must be chosen on merit, not other considerations”

6 September 2026

Current Affairs

San Marino: Grand and General Council returns tomorrow for ten days and 29 items on the agenda

6 September 2026

Current Affairs

Freedom, three times over: an open letter to San Marino’s politics as work resumes

6 September 2026

Current Affairs

Generazione Libera: “Young people increasingly fragile, families and communities must become a point of reference again”

5 September 2026

Politics

Politics — page 4

Merlini (Psd): «A family needs not just financial support, but time, services and organisation»

Mina (Pdcs): «On family policy we must go beyond party lines»

Family bill, Morganti (Libera): «Economic aid alone is not enough, San Marino needs its own model»

Family bill, Santi (Rete): «Fragmented measures and one-off incentives, we need a real national project»

Muratori (Libera): «Maternity cannot be a cause of professional penalisation or job insecurity»

Family bill, Casali (Rf): «The Government seems intent on not solving problems»

Family support bill, Troina (D-ML): «It’s a shame to pass off these measures as solutions if no one can access them»

Family policy and falling birth rate: reform reaches Council, majority and opposition split over protections, caregivers, ICEE and measures for young people and parents

Simoncini case, UDS: «The positions he still holds are a matter of credibility»

The roses of Sarajevo and the refusal to forget (by Michele Muratori)

Six hundred kids left out of SportinFiera because “they’ve already chosen”: but thirteen and fourteen is when teens quit sport, and that’s exactly when a day like this would help

Rossi (PSD): «We must have the courage to learn from our young people»

Zeppa (Rete): «Either the Europe of rights or a return to media mud and thrill-seeking economics»

Renzi (RF): «Matteo, you gave us the certainty of living forever, in the living memory of us all»

Public sector pay deal: Pedini Amati says «a good starting point, talks are not over»

Public sector pay deal, Ciavatta (PDCS): «Possible thanks to public finances put back in order»

Riccardi (Libera): «The Association Agreement is not a finish line, but a starting point»

Dolcini (D-ML): «On the Association Agreement, there is still no discussion of a referendum»

Farinelli (RF): «Artificial intelligence is already a reality in healthcare, politics must govern it»

San Marino: pay rise approved, but public administration clash erupts in the Council

Council opens session with tribute to Matteo Fiorini’s memory

What state law cannot impose, can a party statute? The knot behind the Motus-Pelliccioni case

San Marino doesn’t need someone who scares people, it needs someone who brings numbers — and a thousand organized citizens are perfectly placed to do it

Quid est libertas? A recurring question in San Marino (by Gerardo Giovagnoli)

End-of-life law: San Marino faces a choice that concerns everyone

San Marino, Council returns today: from end-of-life law to wages, a hot September ahead

Libera: “New commanders must be chosen on merit, not other considerations”

San Marino: Grand and General Council returns tomorrow for ten days and 29 items on the agenda

Freedom, three times over: an open letter to San Marino’s politics as work resumes

Generazione Libera: “Young people increasingly fragile, families and communities must become a point of reference again”