Andorra's SAAS alerts residents to use certified eclipse glasses for the August 12 partial solar eclipse, as even 2% sunlight can cause irreversible vision harm in seconds.
Renovation of the Pas de la Casa sports centre introduces specialized equipment for high-volume training by elite swimmers and cyclists. It supports year-round camps with tools for strength, technique, and injury prevention at altitude.
Andorran police detained a drunken 43-year-old tourist at a La Massana hotel after he assaulted his partner by pulling her hair and shoved their minor daughter amid a dispute. He resisted arrest aggressively.
Andorra's hotels saw a strong rebound with occupancy surpassing 70% last month, fueled by stakeholder collaboration and the country's summer attractions. August trends will shape the season's success amid ongoing efforts to balance visitor flow.
A health condition requires singer Juli Barrero to recover before the demanding bike-and-concert challenge can resume. Organisers expect no restart before late 2026 and plan to reschedule the full 14-show route.
Encamp parish council has broadened its annual elderly tribute for the festa major, inviting all residents over 85 to share stories and be celebrated for their roles in community growth. The ceremony launches an evolving format during the Sant Roc festivities.
Andorran officials are set to approve a regulation enabling temporary subsidies that cut petrol and diesel prices at pumps. The system verifies reductions to shield consumers from global surges tied to the Iran conflict.
Renovation of the Pas de la Casa sports centre introduces specialized equipment for high-volume training by elite swimmers and cyclists. It supports year-round camps with tools for strength, technique, and injury prevention at altitude.
Andorra's SAAS alerts residents to use certified eclipse glasses for the August 12 partial solar eclipse, as even 2% sunlight can cause irreversible vision harm in seconds.
A moderate-risk yellow alert warns of afternoon thunderstorms triggered by cooler upper air easing recent heat. Expect intense downpours, lightning, and possible hail, heaviest in the east, urging caution outdoors.
Andorran police detained a drunken 43-year-old tourist at a La Massana hotel after he assaulted his partner by pulling her hair and shoved their minor daughter amid a dispute. He resisted arrest aggressively.
A health condition requires singer Juli Barrero to recover before the demanding bike-and-concert challenge can resume. Organisers expect no restart before late 2026 and plan to reschedule the full 14-show route.
Encamp parish council has broadened its annual elderly tribute for the festa major, inviting all residents over 85 to share stories and be celebrated for their roles in community growth. The ceremony launches an evolving format during the Sant Roc festivities.
. Non-residents faced sharper drops, while corporate buys plummeted and surface areas contracted significantly.
Andorra's public housing program now serves 253 residents in 153 units out of 209 flats, with allocations tripling since mid-2023. Diverse tenants benefit as demand grows, supported by updated rules boosting favorable outcomes to 32%.
Andorra's real estate market cooled sharply, with deal volume across all categories declining amid fewer purchases by residents and non-residents. Despite lower volumes, residents boosted spending while apartment prices saw minimal gains.
Andorra's customs collections declined sharply in July, driven by a 23.9% drop in tobacco taxes amid ongoing volume challenges. Fuel and beverage taxes also fell, though other goods provided a modest offset. Year-to-date revenues are down 6.6%.
FEDA director Sílvia Calvó announced a preliminary project detailing costs for expanding the L'Hospitalet hydroelectric plant will be complete by mid-2027, in partnership with French firm EDF. This addresses peak winter demand while progress continues on a 2029 Spain power link.
Andorran government boosts funding by more than €40,000 to support Catholic religion instructors in public and private schools for the 2026 academic year. Participation is optional in public schools but mandatory at confessional institutions.
Nearly 30 presentations from diverse experts will examine Andorra's neutrality policy at the annual event organized by the Andorran Society of Sciences, highlighting challenges for small nations in geopolitics.
The opposition party, led by Carine Montaner, demands intensified measures and full compliance with Andorran laws to safeguard stability amid Europe's migratory challenges.
The initiative maps existing signs, updates information, and assesses obstructions to pave the way for standardized designs that improve clarity and accessibility in public areas.
The party led by Carine Montaner argues the agreement's drawbacks, especially on immigration controls, exceed benefits. It has actively questioned the government and informed citizens through studies and events.
Crowds flocked to Pic d’Arcalís for the annual Muntanya Solar event, where sunlight streams through a natural peak hole. Unique conditions enabled consecutive viewings, blending astronomy with cultural heritage.
Shops in Andorra la Vella and Escaldes-Engordany exhausted supplies due to high demand from residents eager for safe viewing of the August 12 partial solar eclipse, despite limited visibility.
The Solidary Gala Dinner at Sport Hotel Hermitage & Spa offers a Michelin-starred menu, live music, and auction to fund Unicef's work protecting children from armed conflicts. Limited tickets available online.
Theatre group Les Il·luminades revives Andorra's first hydroelectric project FHASA through a humorous guided tour along the scenic Engolasters path. This popular summer event draws locals and visitors alike.
A jury and public selected Sánchez Campamà's design for its artistic excellence and fit with the natural setting. The project, funded by a €3,000 prize, aims to enhance the barn's integration and highlight local heritage at the valley entrance.
SD Huesca dominated FC Andorra 4-0 in the Trofeu Delaurentis friendly despite Andorra's strong preseason form. The loss came after extensive lineup changes, with young players tested against the Primera RFEF side.
The Balearic talent landed on the island this morning after prolonged talks, with the Segunda side set to secure his services ahead of next season's promotion bid. Funds came from a recent big sale.
Injuries to several key players and high travel expenses have forced Andorra's national roller hockey team to pull out of the World Championship in Paraguay from October 10-18. The team had qualified for the top A division.
Ona Perelegre from Andorra secured a spot in the C1 canoe semifinals at the junior European championships by placing in the top 30 despite penalties. Teammate Nil Checa advances in K1 after missing C1 qualification.
Andorran rider Anna Albalat triumphed for Andona Club on a tough urban circuit featuring a steep cobblestone ascent in the Copa Catalana de Fèmines round. Her teammates dominated the under-23 category.
Authorities in Ordino stopped a motorcyclist who presented a suspicious foreign licence, confirmed as forged. Separately, six drivers were arrested for alcohol levels well above the legal threshold.
Strong demand for passenger cars, motorcycles, and hybrids fueled the growth, despite drops in trucks, vans, diesel, and electric vehicles. Year-to-date figures show 12.4% rise to 3,487 registrations.
Dual-portal excavation accelerates the €26 million project, aiming to bypass Sant Julià de Lòria centre and reduce local disruptions earlier than the 2027 deadline. Work proceeds non-stop.
Andorran government tenders rehabilitation of Meritxell Hospital's fifth-floor heliport and contracts design for Santa Coloma fire station's emergency facility to improve safety and operations. Projects stem from broader infrastructure investments.
. Officials emphasize its growing role in regional safety, while advancing plans for a key Paris connection with suitable airlines.
Launched in 2023 by the Ministry of Health and Copsia, the outpatient service has seen steady growth, averaging eight sessions per patient and focusing on youth and women to enhance prevention and resource efficiency.
The Official College of Physiotherapists of Andorra signed on to the National Pact for Quality, Efficiency, and Sustainability, enhancing multidisciplinary collaboration. Progress includes hospital upgrades and new oncology and mental health initiatives.
Andorra's government launches a year-long pilot to improve integrated care for patients with multiple chronic conditions. Multidisciplinary teams will provide personalised monitoring and education to cut resource strain from complex cases.
Andorran government hikes patient contributions for initial medical visits to retain healthcare talent and boost efficiency. Changes include expanded nurse roles and streamlined referral pathways per Health Minister Helena Mas.
Andorra's Social Security Fund expands medical support in Spain's capital via two clinics, ensuring accessible care without changing authorization processes. This complements services for those in Catalonia.
The Pyrenean nation faces its hottest summer ever, with meteorologists attributing the surge to global warming. Officials monitor ongoing high temperatures with over a month left in the season.
Andorra la Vella launched a public tender for the second phase of the Solobre forest firebreak project. It aims to enhance fire prevention and forest management through a new 1.3km track, with work scheduled for cooler months to protect the environment.
The parish is removing excess biomass from 11 hectares in the Feners de Juberri woodland to mitigate wildfire threats near homes. This follows an updated management plan prioritizing sites linking forests to urban zones.
Andorran authorities plan temperature monitoring across parishes starting 2026-2027, a heatwave protocol with Civil Protection, and consultations on school routines amid rising extreme heat concerns.
Firefighters responded to a powerful storm that toppled a large tree branch onto parked cars between Valira and Illa Carlemany in Andorra la Vella. They pruned hazards, secured the site, and coordinated with police to prevent further risks, with no injuries.
Emergency services swiftly responded to a construction site in Vilars d’Engordany after a formwork panel fell on two workers, causing non-serious injuries. Both were transported to Hospital Nostra Senyora de Meritxell for care.
The aid supports Cáritas Venezuela's shift from emergency kits and medical supplies to long-term reconstruction, backed by international partners like Caritas Germany.
A mountain rescue team braved severe weather to save the hypothermic hikers who had panicked and ditched gear. Officials may charge for the operation and urge better preparation to avoid endangering crews.
Authorities at Pas de la Casa border used a sniffer dog to uncover ecstasy, ketamine, and MDMA concealed in a tourist's handbag and intimate areas during routine checks. The pair faces charges for intent to sell.
Andorran animal welfare group GosSOS has expanded its volunteer base to 108, enabling structured daily animal care and a more rigorous adoption process with interviews, trainer support, and ongoing monitoring for successful placements.