tribuna
/triˈbuːna/Definitions
1. noun
A raised platform, especially in an ancient Roman theater, from which a speaker could address an audience; a tribune in a modern assembly or council; a raised platform or seating area in a sports stadium, typically reserved for VIPs or press.
“The senator stood on the tribuna to address the crowd.”
2. noun
A type of Italian parliamentary system where the government is divided into two chambers: the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate.
“The tribuna system has been in place in Italy since the end of World War II.”