AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 minutes agoData Protection & Policing: Andorra’s Data Protection Agency says it doesn’t block bodycams for municipal traffic police, but insists any use must get prior Interior Ministry authorization and still meet all legal safeguards. Abortion Law & Vatican Tensions: Prime Minister Xavier Espot reiterates abortion decriminalization is on track for April 2027 “whether the Holy See likes it or not,” framing it as protection for Andorra’s institutional system. Cross-Border Security: The Andorran Police signed a deal with Europol to connect to SIENA, boosting secure information sharing with European and international partners. Fuel Prices: The government approved a temporary September diesel discount of 15 cents per litre to match Spain’s cut and protect household purchasing power. Education Trends: Student departures from Andorra more than doubled (90 to 182) in one school year, with the education minister rejecting automatic links to housing or cost of living. International Mobility: Canada confirms Andorra among 36 countries eligible for its International Experience Canada youth mobility programme.
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