Transport•2 Related•Dec 15, 2025 • 14:31Motorcyclist hospitalised after Avinguda Tarragona crash; two other Andorra collisionsThree separate collisions in Andorra on Thursday evening and earlier in the day left one motorcyclist treated at hospital, produced traffic delays.
Business•2 Related•Dec 15, 2025 • 12:46Government awards €34,750.89 in JovEmpren 2025 grants to 13 youth projectsThe Andorran Government has approved €34,750.89 in JovEmpren 2025 grants for 13 projects led by young people and non‑profit organisations.
Transport•3 Related•Dec 15, 2025 • 12:46Andorra arrests e-scooter rider for running reds and MDMA; two men held for DUIPolice in Andorra la Vella detained a 29-year-old woman after she ran two red lights on an electric scooter and was found with 0.43g of MDMA.
Other•2 Related•Dec 15, 2025 • 11:16AQUA completes 92% of 2023–25 strategic planAQUA completed 34 of 37 actions (91.9%) and 14 of 16 objectives in its 2023–25 plan, with gains in digitalisation, HR, and international positioning; 3 actions ongoing.
Other•4 Related•Dec 15, 2025 • 08:59The shop, run by 22 volunteers, is aiding 122 people and has collected over 13 tonnes of food so far in 2025The solidarity shop, run by 22 volunteers, has collected over 13 tonnes of food in 2025 from local supermarkets and partners, though fresh produce supply remains a challenge.
Sports•4 Related•Dec 15, 2025 • 08:58FC Andorra Drop into Relegation Zone After Nine-Game Winless StreakThe Tricolors sacked Ibai Gómez amid dressing-room issues and now rely on interim coaches ahead of Copa del Rey. Gerard Piqué joined training and watched from stands as they battle salary cap limits for reinforcements.
Business•4 Related•Dec 15, 2025 • 08:58NeuFest in Pas de la Casa draws ~500; 2026 edition confirmedThe inaugural NeuFest registered roughly 500 participants and showcased 20+ international ski and snowboard brands with on‑snow tests, demos and.
Environment•4 Related•Dec 15, 2025 • 08:58Andorra boosts animal‑health budget 62% to €1.04mAndorra raises production‑animal surveillance funding to €1,043,498 for 2026 to buy medicines, bolster biosecurity and expand early‑detection.
Other•2 Related•Dec 14, 2025 • 07:17Rosario Balletbó Alís, tobacco specialist, dies at 103Long‑time Sant Julià de Lòria resident and Cal Rafeló worker, remembered for six decades in tobacco fermentation and vivid postwar anecdotes shared.
Health•3 Related•Dec 14, 2025 • 07:16Catalan parliament urges activation of Andorra cross‑border health protocolA parliamentary commission unanimously demanded the Generalitat and Andorran Health Care System (SAAS) immediately finalise agreements to implement.
Politics•4 Related•Dec 14, 2025 • 07:16Andorra and Spain to form joint housing working groupGovernments agreed in Madrid to deepen technical cooperation to expand affordable rental supply and adapt Spanish housing tools to Andorra’s market.
Business•2 Related•Dec 14, 2025 • 06:02Luxury-watch smuggling rises at Farga de Moles crossingCustoms at the Farga de Moles border have seized six luxury watches worth €162,600 so far in 2025, lifting the average seized value to €27,100.
Transport•4 Related•Dec 13, 2025 • 21:0156-year-old woman hospitalised after 4x4 collision in Sant Julià de LòriaA 56-year-old Andorran woman was struck by a 4x4 on Carretera General 1 near the Sant Eloi shopping centre and taken to Hospital Nostra Senyora de.
Politics•2 Related•Dec 13, 2025 • 11:31Andorra unease after Co‑Prince appoints Spanish magistrateAndorran unease grows over episcopal Co-Prince's sudden appointment of Spanish PP-linked jurist Víctor Torre de Silva to Constitutional Court, fearing conservative shift amid abortion debates.
Politics•4 Related•Dec 13, 2025 • 06:33ECOFIN mandates 2026 talks to align Andorra’s monetary agreementThe EU’s Economic and Financial Affairs Council approved a mandate to open technical negotiations in 2026 to amend Andorra’s 2012 Monetary Agreement.
Politics•4 Related•Dec 13, 2025 • 06:33Pere Font Moles, long‑time Encamp politician and printer, dies aged 99Pere Font Moles died on 12 December 2025 aged 99.
Sports•3 Related•Dec 13, 2025 • 06:32Andorra approves €221,234 subsidy to Olympic Committee for 2025The Secretary of State for Youth and Sports released €221,234.52 to the Andorran Olympic Committee to fund athlete accompaniment and representation.
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•2 Related•Dec 13, 2025 • 06:32Concòrdia proposes open individual candidacies for Andorra parish seatsConcòrdia will seek to rewrite Andorra’s electoral law to replace closed two-person parish lists with open, individual candidacies, letting voters.
Politics•3 Related•Dec 13, 2025 • 06:31Andorra extends Meritxell Foundation funding to June 2026The government and the Fundació Privada Nostra Senyora de Meritxell agreed a third six‑month extension to finalise technical and financing details.
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.
Other•3 Related•Dec 12, 2025 • 19:17Five arrested in Andorra over drugs and alleged fake IDPolice detained five men this week in El Tarter, Soldeu and at the Franco‑Andorran border — four on suspicion of drug offences and one for allegedly.
Business•2 Related•Dec 12, 2025 • 17:31Andorran Business Confederation visits Episcopal Co‑Prince SerranoLed by president Gerard Cadena, the CEA board presented an overview of challenges facing Andorra's productive sectors during the meeting at the Episcopal Palace in La Seu d'Urgell.
Business•2 Related•Dec 12, 2025 • 14:01Willyrex and Vegetta777 appeal Spanish tax rulings, citing Andorra residencyThe YouTubers have taken the Central Economic‑Administrative Tribunal’s (TEAC) decisions to Spain’s National Court, arguing they moved their tax.