The Andorran resort will offer free cable car and chairlift rides to the Tristaina Solar Viewpoint on its final day, alongside a two-day Castanyada celebration.

Pere Baró will ask the executive how it plans to shield renters after a Superior Court ruling required tenants to explicitly request rental extensions under Law 24/2023.

Joan Clotet accepted a Swim Safe Europe Certification Award in Baku, recognizing the Andorran Swimming Federation's Learn-to-Swim programme.

The Culture Ministry seeks a professional to diagnose structural defects and draft conservation designs for the protected heritage complex, with offers due 18 November.

Josep Duró says the new Andorran party will decide on alliances with Democrats only after its mid-November general assembly and on the basis of shared principles.

Foreign Affairs Minister Imma Tor opens the North-South Intercultural Conference on 3 November, with Digital Transition Minister Marc Rossell closing it a day later.

Health ministry expands its campaign beyond January, offering shots to people aged 60 and over and younger adults with risk factors at primary care centres.

Berta Miquel and Aina Díaz led the senior haul with multiple golds as local athletes dominated the sixth edition of the Toni Martí pavilion event.

Overnight tourists rose 3.4% while day-trippers fell 2.3%, with Spanish excursionists down 14.2% and shopping driving 87.2% of same-day visits.

AR+I began telephone fieldwork Monday for the second-semester 2026 Observatori, surveying around 750 residents aged 18 and over on housing, concerns and digital technology use.

The Andorran government has lowered the minimum income requirement and simplified applications for its 30-40 housing subsidy, which takes effect on 1 November 2026 with payments from 1 January 2027.

The first Cross-Border Business Forum ended with a joint declaration committing Andorran, Catalan and Occitanian business groups to remove trade barriers and pursue joint projects.