AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAndorra–Europol Cooperation: The Andorran Police signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Europol to connect to SIENA, strengthening secure cross-border information sharing and building on a 2021 working arrangement. Abortion Policy Clash in Microstates: Andorra’s government says it aims to decriminalize abortion by April 2027 ahead of April 2027 elections, even without a Holy See deal, while Liechtenstein moves to legalize abortion in the first 12 weeks but faces resistance from its hereditary prince. Data Protection & Bodycams: Andorra’s Data Protection Agency says it doesn’t approve bodycams for municipal traffic police, but insists any use must meet legal safeguards and requires prior authorization from the Ministry of the Interior. Fuel Price Relief: Andorra’s government approved a September amendment to raise the diesel discount to 15 cents per litre, tied to Spain’s reduction and requiring the full cut to reach consumers. Education Mobility: Students leaving Andorra more than doubled from 90 (2024–25) to 182 (2025–26), with the minister rejecting automatic links to housing or cost of living.
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