AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 minutes agoAbortion Law Push: Andorra’s Prime Minister Xavier Espot says abortion will be decriminalized by April, “whether the Holy See likes it or not,” while keeping the procedure itself restricted—framing it as a way to avoid criminal penalties without triggering institutional risk under the co-principality system. Church-State Tensions: The plan is tied to ongoing bilateral talks with the Holy See, where only one co-prince’s signature is needed, but the government fears that allowing abortions in practice could destabilize the arrangement. Meritxell Day Politics: In related religious-political messaging, the Apostolic Nuncio urged Andorrans to resist “cultural relativism” and “social indifference,” calling for coordinated action by families, schools, civil authorities, and the Church. Sports Media Deal: DAZN renewed its Formula 1 rights for Spain, Andorra, and Portugal through 2030, expanding coverage to F2, F3, F1 Academy, and Porsche Supercup. Work Rules for Andorrans: Germany published a list of 12 countries whose citizens can work without proof of qualification, including Andorra, though the employment agency still must approve the arrangement.
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