Andorran Autism Group Elects Inés Martí as New President After 4-Year Hiatus
Andorra's AUTEA held its general assembly to review annual reports and elect a renewed board led by returning president Inés Martí. The team pledges enhanced services and awareness for autism spectrum rights and inclusion.
Key Points
- AUTEA renewed board at June 29 general assembly in Andorra.
- Inés Martí returns as president, replacing Maite Benítez after 2022.
- New board: Pedro Alberca, Cristina Nobre, Xavier Castillo, Paulo Gomes, Sergi Gabella, David Ríos.
- Focus: Defend autism rights, develop services, raise awareness for inclusion.
The Andorran Autism Spectrum Association (AUTEA) renewed its board of directors at its ordinary general assembly on June 29, electing Inés Martí as president after her four-year absence from the role.
The meeting took place in person at the Ingeni Coworking Onix offices and via remote access to encourage member participation. Attendees reviewed the 2025 activity report, outlining the organization's main efforts and projects for the year. They also approved the 2025 annual accounts and the 2026 budget before appointing the new board.
Martí, who previously led AUTEA until 2022, replaces Maite Benítez. The updated leadership team includes president Inés Martí, Pedro Alberca, Cristina Nobre, Xavier Castillo, Paulo Gomes, Sergi Gabella, and David Ríos.
The new board has committed to defending the rights of people on the autism spectrum and their families. It plans to develop targeted services and programs to address their specific requirements, while continuing awareness initiatives to build a more inclusive society and improve quality of life for those affected.
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