Macron Urges Andorrans to Persist in Women's Rights Fight on Constitution Day
French Co-Prince Emmanuel Macron called on Andorrans to continue the struggle for women's rights with courage on the Principality's Constitution.
Key Points
- Macron's message marks Andorra's Constitution anniversary.
- He emphasized continuing the fight for 'all' women's rights.
- Macron is one of Andorra's two co-princes, with the Bishop of Urgell.
- Statement published by Diari d'Andorra; no specific initiatives mentioned.
French Co-Prince Emmanuel Macron has called on Andorrans to persist in the fight for women's rights on the anniversary of the Principality's Constitution.
In a message marking the occasion, Macron stated that the anniversary "invites us to continue, with courage and determination, the struggle for women's rights—all their rights."
The statement, published by Diari d'Andorra, underscores the ongoing commitment to gender equality in Andorra, where Macron serves as one of the two co-princes alongside the Bishop of Urgell.
No further details were provided on specific initiatives or events tied to the anniversary.
Original Sources
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