AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoForeign Affairs Diplomacy: Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabic met Andorra’s foreign affairs committee in Andorra la Vella, with EU integration and inter-parliamentary cooperation on the agenda, including plans to intensify contacts and exchange practices via Council of Europe and La Francophonie assemblies. Cross-Border Anti-Mafia Probe: Italian prosecutors and the Guardia di Finanza say they’ve seized more than €200m (and up to £173m/$232m reported) tied to late Sicilian boss Matteo Messina Denaro, with raids and asset freezes spanning Spain, Andorra, Gibraltar, Luxembourg, Monaco, Switzerland, Lebanon and the Cayman Islands; investigators also point to Gibraltar-registered firms allegedly used to move funds through encrypted accounts. Local Governance & Contracts: A Catalonia court case into Altafulla city hall legal-services contracting alleges former deputy Salvador Milà and related providers were paid over €37,000 via direct awards instead of open tender, raising questions about procurement rules and political links. Sports & International Ties: Andorra-based distance runner Jess Martin returned to major European competition after an eight-year break, while an Andorra-related friendly list includes Iraq vs Andorra. International Spotlight: A UN-backed joint statement led by Ukraine, including Andorra, condemns Russia’s escalating attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure in Ukraine.
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