Andorra Housing Group Launches Union Bid with New Visual Identity

The Coordinadora per un Habitatge Digne has launched a new visual identity on social media, marking its formal push to become a recognised trade union in Andorra.

After months of internal discussions, the social organisation is now embarking on the bureaucratic process to gain government approval as a sindical association. This step signals a shift to a new phase, where it aims to serve as a tool for collective pressure and negotiation in the housing sector.

The group emphasises that union action means no longer waiting for solutions that fail to materialise. Instead, it involves organising against abuses, protecting people from eviction threats, and holding the government, large property owners, business associations, and speculators accountable. "It's about moving from individual complaints to collective strength," the coordinadora stated.

The union will not replace social services or private legal aid. Its focus remains on empowering members, fostering organisation, and providing collective defence.

Becoming the Sindicat d’Habitatge d’Andorra reflects the view that the housing crisis cannot be fixed with piecemeal measures. The group describes the issue as structural, stemming from those who enable it and those who profit. By organising, it seeks to make decent and affordable housing a reality through sustained pressure and joint bargaining.

"We organise if they try to expel us; they find us united if they want us isolated; and we will demand dignified housing if it is not guaranteed," the organisation declared.