There are more items today -07/31/2024. Here are all the headlines I found…

Every day I collect many headlines, but publish few. Here is a collection of everything for those who want to see a little more.

Periodic:

Andorra la Vella expands its network of defibrillators to 17 units

The Government provisionally closes the Renova 2024 program due to excess applications

The opposition partially ratifies the Omnibus law

Coma does not rule out raising the salaries of Commune workers

Speaker:

Ordino will conduct an audit to review the salaries of the common, including politicians

Concordia and social democrats curse the fact that the omnibus law is not yet available

Doria goes through to the semi-finals of individual canoeing at the Paris Olympics

Chain Ser Andorra:

The PS will request the presence of Espot in the legislative committee of Economy

The Mobility app will allow you to know the position of a cyclist in real time

MoraBanc enters the Spanish banking system

We buy:

Baron on the Omnibus Law: "It will be a law full of patches that will not completely fix it"

‘Grifols stated during a meeting in Sant Cugat that, if the appeal was entered, they would back down"

Temperature records in Borda Vidal and Ransol

Montaner against the Omnibus Law as long as the mandatory transfer of empty flats is maintained

Mourning the Police for the death of the dog Cani who served the body for twelve years

AndorraBroadcast:

The hospital launches a new CT scan machine

Plaça de la Germandat surrenders to the Figa Flawas

Heat wave alert: what should we do?

Scam alert by impersonating MoraBanc

Andorrà Town:

Arrested for trying to stick an arrow in her partner

Andorra breaks heat records with 36 degrees in Borda Vidal

Cani, the retired dog who served twelve years in the Andorran Police, has died

He argues with a bus driver over an accident and ends up arrested for tripling the alcohol tax

‘We cannot vote in favor of a law that obliges private individuals to sell their flats if they are empty’

Dolsa responds to Espot: ‘We will continue to fight against all these multinationals that want to establish themselves here in the country’