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Business•3 Related•Jul 02, 2026 • 06:35

Caldea Hits Record €25.3M Revenue and €3.7M Profit in 2025

Andorra's leading thermal spa reports doubled profits and approves higher dividends while advancing a major resort expansion with a new hotel launch planned for late 2026.

Business•2 Related•Jul 02, 2026 • 06:30

MoraBanc Hires 50 Young Next MoraBankers for Summer Talent Programme

MoraBanc ensures seamless operations during summer holidays by integrating 50 young talents into its teams. The initiative offers hands-on training, departmental exposure, and a new hackathon for innovative problem-solving.

Culture•2 Related•Jul 02, 2026 • 06:30

Andorran Artist Eugènia Correia Qualifies for Sona9 2026 Semifinals

The Sant Julià de Lòria singer expressed full satisfaction after advancing in the Catalan music contest, beating high competition. She prepares for a Barcelona semifinal featuring original folk tunes and Catalan covers.

Sports•2 Related•Jul 02, 2026 • 06:30

Andorran Canoeists Checa and Perelegre Eliminated from Kayak Semifinals in Kraków

Andorran paddlers Nil Checa and Ona Perelegre suffered heavy penalties in Tuesday's kayak elimination heats at the ICF Junior and U23 Worlds in Poland, ending their semifinal hopes. They shift focus to canoe events.

Business•4 Related•Jul 02, 2026 • 06:00

Andorra June 2026 CPI Eases to 4.2% on Falling Transport and Fuel Prices

Andorra's advance consumer price index for June 2026 declined to 4.2% year-on-year, primarily due to sharp drops in transport costs from lower fuel prices, food, and utilities. The figure remains above neighboring Spain and France.

Business•4 Related•Jul 02, 2026 • 06:00

Andorra Approves 2.8% Minimum Wage Hike to €1,568 Monthly Amid 4.2% Inflation

Andorra's government enacted an extraordinary 2.8% minimum wage boost to combat surging inflation, ensuring low-income earners maintain buying power. Leaders cite global factors like fuel prices and promise spillover benefits to broader salaries and social supports.

Culture•2 Related•Jul 01, 2026 • 23:15

CAEE Launches 'La revolució de l’escultura' Showcasing 20th-Century Sculpture Evolution

The Centre d’Art d’Escaldes-Engordany presents an exclusive exhibition of 40 sculptures from private collections, spanning Rodin’s early works to modern masters like Dalí, Miró and Calder. It runs through October 31 with free educational events.

Sports•2 Related•Jul 01, 2026 • 21:45

Andorra Ski Instructors Elect New Board Amid Declining Conditions Complaints

The Andorran Ski Instructors Association approved a new board to address severe labor issues, including client safety risks and shortage of local professionals. Conditions have worsened dramatically over years, prompting calls for government intervention.

Business•2 Related•Jul 01, 2026 • 20:15

Sant Julià de Lòria Utility Quadruples 2025 Net Profit to €322K

La Mútua Elèctrica de Sant Julià de Lòria boosted revenues through client expansion and higher demand. Shareholders approved accounts showing strong equity growth and controlled costs, with future investments eyed for network reliability and potential 2027 control bid.

Culture•3 Related•Jul 01, 2026 • 20:00

Andorra la Vella's 'Valira Vespre' Riverside Debut Draws Big Crowds

The comuna-organized gathering offered tapas, live music and a relaxed 'tardeig' vibe to boost the urban riverside. Strong turnout filled terraces, positioning it as a new summer social spot.

Business•2 Related•Jul 01, 2026 • 20:00

Andorra Approves €100K Grants for 2026 Circular Economy Projects

Andorran officials launch grants for companies and groups advancing circularity to enhance resource efficiency, cut waste, and foster sustainable business growth. Separate €20K arts scholarships aid young talents' international training.

Escaldes-Engordany Launches Pradràs Pilot Parking and Shuttle to Engolasters

Escaldes-Engordany council introduces a free pilot parking lot at Pradràs with shuttle service to upper Engolasters to manage summer crowds, ban roadside parking, and enhance safety on the mountain road.

Culture•2 Related•Jul 01, 2026 • 18:00

Escaldes-Engordany Debuts Silent Cinema in Packed Summer Cultural Programme

The parish unites cultural cycles into a free summer lineup across public spaces, featuring immersive silent cinema, dance shows, heritage tours and markets. FEDA Cultura adds lakeside events blending arts and science near Engolasters.

Sports•2 Related•Jul 01, 2026 • 16:30

MoraBanc Andorra Launches 2026-27 Season Tickets with Promo Prices Until July 24

The club offers promotional pricing on season tickets for all 17 regular-season home games, with increases of €3-€10 after July 24. Benefits include merchandise discounts and new seating options like a partial-view zone.

Catalonia Launches €867K Tender for Tramvalira Cross-Border Tram Study

Catalonia tenders €867,446 for a detailed feasibility study on the Tramvalira tram project linking Spain and Andorra. The Andorran government praises it for promoting sustainable cross-border transport, with EU funding covering 65% of costs.

Politics•4 Related•Jul 01, 2026 • 14:29

Escaldes Mayor Slams Slow Affordable Housing at Pessebre 60

The cònsol major of Escaldes-Engordany accuses the Andorran government of stalling affordable rentals at a prime central site, while officials defend the timeline and stress shared duties in housing efforts.

Culture•4 Related•Jul 01, 2026 • 14:15

World Press Photo Exhibition Draws 1,890 Visitors in Andorra Debut

The debut exhibition in Sant Julià de Lòria succeeded beyond expectations, drawing crowds from Andorra and Pyrenean regions. Organizers hail it as endorsement of the principality's viability for global photojournalism events, eyeing future editions.

Culture•2 Related•Jul 01, 2026 • 14:00

Andorra Launches 30 Ambassadors to Promote UNESCO Vall del Madriu Heritage

A network of 30 trained ambassadors from local businesses will raise awareness and protect the values of Andorra's Vall del Madriu-Perafita-Claror UNESCO site across four parishes.

Business•2 Related•Jul 01, 2026 • 13:45

CASS Hires 10 Summer Temps to Bolster Departments in Andorra

Andorra's Social Security Fund onboarded ten young temporary workers today to handle increased summer workloads across departments. Leaders highlighted the roles' value in gaining hands-on public service experience.

Business•3 Related•Jul 01, 2026 • 13:30

Caldea Hits Record €25.3M Revenue and €3.67M Profit in 2025

Andorra's top thermal spa achieved its best results since 2017, driven by higher visitor spending and memberships. A new hotel opens soon, with long-term goals exceeding €30M revenue by 2028 despite tourism challenges.

Culture•2 Related•Jul 01, 2026 • 13:15

Ordino French School Students Raise €900 for UNICEF with Custom Bike Bottles

Pupils at Ordino's French school sold 160 customised bicycle water bottles to raise €900 for UNICEF's vulnerable children programmes. The youth-led effort, funded by local authorities, marks the largest sum yet collected by the school.

Other•3 Related•Jul 01, 2026 • 11:45

Andorra Updates Compulsory Education Decree for Secondary Certificate Candidates

Government aligns rules with new curriculum, limits exam attempts, ensures current knowledge, and opens retake registrations for professional baccalaureate.

Andorra Forecasts Stable 1M+ Vehicle Entries This Summer with Enhanced Traffic Plans

Andorra's Mobility department predicts steady summer traffic at 1.03 million vehicles, mirroring last year. New measures include dual lanes at borders during peaks and boosted night bus services for festivals to ease congestion.

Environment•3 Related•Jul 01, 2026 • 07:15

Andorra Detects Seismic Waves from Deadly 7.2 and 7.5 Venezuela Quakes

Andorra's AR+I research institute captured clear seismic signals from Venezuela's devastating earthquakes over 7,000 km away. Geologist Natàlia Gallego shared recordings from international networks, emphasizing their role in global monitoring while offering solidarity to victims.

Other•2 Related•Jul 01, 2026 • 06:49

Andorra Court Cuts Filipino Father's Sentence to 10 Years for Abusing Daughter

Andorra's Superior Court partially upheld a conviction, confirming repeated sexual assaults on the girl while dropping one major charge for lack of proof. The father faces 10 years in prison plus expulsion.