Public finance

Public budgets, revenue, spending, funds, municipal credits, and public investment.

Environment•3 Related•Jun 25, 2026 • 11:00

Andorra's Environmental Spending Hits Record 44.4 Million Euros in 2025

Andorra boosted public environmental protection outlays to a peak of 44.4 million euros in 2025, fueled by sharp increases in waste management, pollution control, and investments. This equals 3.6% of total public spending and reflects growing budgetary focus.

Culture•2 Related•Jun 25, 2026 • 10:30

Andorra Grants €40K to Jazz Pianist Kic Barroc for Career Professionalisation

Andorran authorities awarded the grant from 2024 applications to help local artists commit fully to music amid economic hurdles. Barroc, aka Enric Bartumeu Rocamora, recently released *Entor* and contributes to national orchestra and soundtracks.

Politics•3 Related•Jun 24, 2026 • 19:15

Andorra's Judicial Staff Hits 5-Year Low of 36 Amid Male Declines

Judicial personnel in Andorra reached a five-year low of 36 by late 2025, with significant reductions in magistrates at higher courts despite stable first-instance operations. Women continue to dominate the workforce at 60%.

Business•4 Related•Jun 23, 2026 • 23:30

Andorra Audit Court Slams Government Overtime, Staffing Abuses in 2024 Reports

Andorra's Audit Court issued reports exposing widespread 2024 fiscal lapses, including regulatory breaches in overtime pay for 73 workers, unauthorized staffing extensions, improper hires at Andorra Turisme, and procurement failures across government bodies.

Andorra Opens La Caubella Heliport After 40 Years of Planning

The new 24/7 national heliport consolidates operations outside urban areas, enhancing safety, medical evacuations, rescues, and high-value tourism connectivity. Officials eye Schengen-like status for direct international flights.

Sports•3 Related•Jun 23, 2026 • 06:45

VPC Andorra Rugby Targets €400K Budget with Cost Cuts After Sponsor Loss

VPC Andorra Rugby unveiled a €400,000 budget for next season amid financial restructuring. Measures include slashing first-team wages, cutting staff, and prioritizing youth talent following the exit of key sponsor River Andorra and prior government bailout.

Business•3 Related•Jun 20, 2026 • 17:00

Sant Julià de Lòria Secures Government Funding for Hotel Pol Student Residence

The agreement ensures affordable rents by subsidizing renovations and operations. Deputy Mayor Sofia Cortesao announced the deal at a playground opening, calling it a national project for University of Andorra students.

Business•3 Related•Jun 20, 2026 • 16:45

Andorra Court of Auditors Exposes Widespread Fiscal Mismanagement

Andorra's 2024 fiscal report exposes management failures across departments, including improper budgeting, excessive overtime, and procurement violations amid rising debt pressures.

Politics•4 Related•Jun 19, 2026 • 21:30

Encamp Council Approves Carrying Capacity Study After Government Endorsement

Encamp's council greenlit a study assessing physical limits for sustainable development, highlighting strong infrastructure capacity despite some mobility constraints and landfill issues. Staff reforms are advancing.

Politics•4 Related•Jun 18, 2026 • 14:15

Andorra Opposition Slams Heliport Cost Overruns and Forest Destruction

Andorra's Social Democratic Party attacked the La Caubella heliport for ballooning expenses and ecological damage during a parliamentary session. The government countered by stressing its necessity for safety and national air management, while fast-tracking a €200K Santa Coloma backup site.

Sports•4 Related•Jun 18, 2026 • 06:30

Andorra Ski Chief Confident FIS Leadership Shift Boosts World Champs Bid

Leadership changes at the International Ski Federation have bolstered Andorra's bid to host an alpine skiing world championship, says FAE president Pepi Pintat, despite political hurdles and tight funding. He prioritizes securing the event before retirement.

Sports•2 Related•Jun 17, 2026 • 20:45

Andorra Ski Chief Confident FIS Changes Boost World Champs Bid

Pepi Pintat believes new FIS leadership will aid Andorra's Alpine World Ski Championships candidacy after his successful lobbying in Belgrade. He eyes hosting as his final goal amid financial challenges for youth programs.

Politics•2 Related•Jun 17, 2026 • 20:15

Andorra Approves €444K Subsidies for Social Inclusion and Primary Sector

Andorran government allocates over €444,000 to boost social programs tackling vulnerabilities and primary sector sustainability. Funds support NGOs, livestock welfare with a 3% hike, and agriculture with an 18% increase.

Business•4 Related•Jun 14, 2026 • 23:15

IMF's Georgieva Praises Andorra Reforms in First Visit Since 2020 Accession

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva commended Andorra's economic resilience and reforms during her inaugural visit since its 2020 membership. She stressed EU market access benefits and ongoing collaboration on key challenges.

Business•4 Related•Jun 13, 2026 • 12:00

Canillo Approves Six Land Deals to Push Forward Armiana Cable Car Project

The parish council secured agreements with six landowners for land and overflight rights, advancing the cable car despite resistance from two holdouts. Benefits include safer roads, less pollution, and better traffic flow.

Politics•2 Related•Jun 12, 2026 • 07:00

Andorra Relaunches Grant Call for Development Projects After Low Initial Submissions

Andorra's Foreign Affairs Ministry has opened a second grant round to boost submissions from civic entities and non-profits for international development projects, with deadlines and higher funding for gender-focused initiatives.

Sports•3 Related•Jun 11, 2026 • 06:15

Andorra Hosts Rugby Europe Sevens with Record 11 Women's Teams

The third-tier continental rugby sevens tournament at Andorra's national stadium features 50-60 matches and 400 participants, but organizers warn of financial challenges threatening future editions without Rugby Europe aid.

Politics•4 Related•Jun 11, 2026 • 05:45

Andorran CASS Election Candidates Push Pension Reforms and Healthcare Transparency

Intense campaigning marks the June 17 CASS board elections in Andorra, as candidates across groups demand pension sustainability, streamlined medical processes, and greater transparency in healthcare spending.

Business•4 Related•Jun 10, 2026 • 21:30

Andorra Launches €21.6M Tender for 150 Affordable Rental Flats

Andorra seeks buildings with 150 flats via public tender, prioritizing near-ready properties in central areas to rapidly expand public rental housing.

Politics•2 Related•Jun 10, 2026 • 19:35

Andorran Government Approves €69,856 in Subsidies for Gender Equality and Anti-Violence Projects

The Council of Ministers allocated funds to 15 organizations, covering partial organizational costs for projects targeting women. This includes support for addiction recovery spaces, training on gender perspectives, and media campaigns on empowerment and well-being.

Business•3 Related•Jun 09, 2026 • 10:45

Pensioner Candidates Clash on CASS Board Powers in Andorra Debate

Candidates for pensioner seats on Andorra's CASS board sparred over their authority in a pre-election debate, agreeing on the need for system overhaul but splitting on oversight powers and funding solutions like higher contributions or new revenues.

Sports•2 Related•Jun 05, 2026 • 20:45

Andorran Olympic Committee Reports €149K Loss for 2025 Amid Hosting Games

The COA posted a €149,018.72 deficit for 2025 due to hosting the Small States of Europe Games, yet maintains €684K cash and €959K net assets. Reserves fully offset the loss, with clean audit issued.

Business•4 Related•Jun 04, 2026 • 06:34

Andorra Pension Leaders Warn of Lost Year on Reform as Viability Risks Grow

Andorra's pension fund and social security presidents voiced frustration before lawmakers over stalled reforms amid intensifying demographic pressures and narrowing financial margins.

Politics•4 Related•May 28, 2026 • 07:31

Andorran civil servants' union fights exclusion of retirees from productivity bonus

Andorran civil servants' union USdA condemns the government's rejection of retirees' claims for a productivity payment meant to compensate frozen salaries. The union labels the decisions improvised and discriminatory, vowing to escalate through all channels.

Other•4 Related•May 27, 2026 • 19:16

Laika to Exit Andorra Cat Shelter Management by End of 2026

Association cites misalignment with its rescue mission and plans to focus on vulnerable cats, colonies, and awareness amid government tender preparations.