AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSchengen Border Tech: The EU has let at least nine Schengen countries pause full rollout of the Entry/Exit System (EES) until end-2026, citing lingering problems with facial and fingerprint scans after months of long queues and missed flights. Automotive Collecting: RM Sotheby’s met Andorran collectors on Sept 18, showcasing high-end cars (including a Ferrari Pista) and floating possible future collaboration with the Automobile Club of Andorra. Fuel Costs: Andorra approved a September diesel discount of 15 cents per litre to match Spain’s cut, with the full amount required to be passed to consumers. Education & Mobility: Students leaving Andorra more than doubled to 182 in 2025–26, while 159 joined the system after the school year began. Public Data Rules: Andorra’s data protection authority says bodycams for municipal traffic police need prior Interior Ministry authorization and must meet data safeguards. Law Enforcement Links: Andorran Police signed a MoU with Europol to connect to SIENA, strengthening secure cross-border information sharing. EU Currency in Context: ECB figures highlight the euro’s scale in cash use, noting Andorra and other microstates use it under monetary agreements.
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