AGP Executive Report
Last update: 44 minutes agoFuel & Cost of Living: Andorra is moving to stay competitive as diesel prices tighten across the border, with the government approving a temporary 15-cent-per-litre diesel discount for September, tied to Spain’s earlier cut and requiring the full reduction to be passed to consumers. Fuel Crisis Watch (France): Across the border, French fishers have escalated protests by blockading fuel depots in the south, as record petrol prices and rising stockouts leave more stations running out of fuel. Local Economy & Mobility: Andorra’s student churn is rising too, with the number of students leaving more than doubling from 90 to 182 between 2024–25 and 2025–26, while overall withdrawals climbed to 285. Justice & Rights (Andorra): Andorra’s abortion decriminalisation push remains on track for April 2027, even as Vatican talks continue to shape the political pressure. Public Safety & Cooperation: The Andorran Police has signed up to Europol’s secure SIENA network, strengthening cross-border information sharing. Sports (Andorra-linked): In motorsport, DTM driver Jules Gounon—who lives in Andorra—reports only minor hand injury after his crash, and is set to return for the next WEC race in Japan. Culture & Travel: Inghams Ski has expanded its 2026–27 programme, adding Interlaken access and extending Norway, with new flight links and beginner-focused packages that include Andorra.
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