AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHigher Education: More than 800 students visited Andorra la Vella’s French higher education fair, where 23 institutions presented study options. Education Minister Ladislau Baró warned that just 300 Andorran students now choose France, compared with 1,200 who go to Spain. Music: The ninth Andorra International Guitar Festival continues in November with seven concerts across the country, featuring international and local performers and a programme highlighting women guitarists. Church and State: Andorra’s government has sent parliament an urgent bill to remove criminal penalties for abortion. The proposal puts the bishop of Urgell, one of the country’s two co-princes, in a difficult position: laws require his signature, but he is not expected to sign this one. Cross-Border Travel: A proposed EU–Andorra deal would let non-EU residents legally living in Andorra visit Schengen countries for up to 90 days in any 180-day period. The agreement is not yet in force, and time spent in Andorra would count toward the Schengen limit.
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