Transport•4 Related•Feb 09, 2026 • 20:45RN-20 Landslide Repairs Near Andorra to Take 3 Months, Devastating Pas de la Casa EconomyFrench authorities confirm at least three months to repair major landslide blocking key Toulouse-Andorra route, with full closure until late April;.
Politics•4 Related•Feb 04, 2026 • 20:46Andorra Approves Final Public Procurement Rules for Full TransparencyCouncil of Ministers finalizes regulations mandating public bid openings to boost integrity in contracting, extending to comúns and public entities.
Business•5 Related•Jan 26, 2026 • 21:16Andorra Recruits 15 New Customs Agents to Combat Smuggling and FraudGovernment launches public call to expand corps to 80 amid rising trade and illicit activities, with improved salaries attracting candidates.
Politics•5 Related•Jan 24, 2026 • 14:01Andorra Approves Ómnibus Law 2 and 2026 Budget Amid Housing and Tourism ClashesGoverning majority passes stricter housing restrictions, foreign investment rules, and immigration controls, rejecting opposition bids to slash.
Business•4 Related•Jan 23, 2026 • 06:16Andorra Forecasts €60M Surplus for 2025, Passes 2026 BudgetAndorra's Finance Minister announces a €60 million surplus for 2025 due to stronger-than-expected growth, while unveiling a €710M revenue 2026.
Business•2 Related•Dec 13, 2025 • 06:32Andorra approves 33 companies for patent box; 11 applications deniedFinance Minister Ramon Lladós says 44 applications were received since 2018, with 33 authorised and 11 denied.
Politics•5 Related•Dec 12, 2025 • 22:16General Council rejects Concòrdia consent bill, defers to Penal Code reformA 17–10 vote refused admission of a bill to raise the age of consent from 14 to 16 and redefine sexual consent.
Politics•3 Related•Dec 12, 2025 • 22:01Andorra extends FPNSM pact to finalise ONCE agreementGovernment gives a six‑month extension while economic terms and kiosk deployment are finalised.
Politics•5 Related•Nov 29, 2025 • 17:33Ordino councillor says national government 'lost control' of immigration and housingEnric Dolsa criticises government inaction on housing shortages, urges public-private partnerships to prioritise rentals and preserve infrastructure amid rapid population growth.
Politics•3 Related•Nov 27, 2025 • 13:00General Council forwards government‑backed reform of 'golden rule' to committee, sets gradual debt target of 25%The General Council approved processing of a government‑backed bill to amend the 2014 fiscal stability law and referred it to committee.