This playlist brings together the formal international appeals, investigations and documented case studies presented by ANDORRA JUSTICE WATCH concerning the independence, accountability and functioning of the Andorran justice system. Through this channel, the organization addresses the United Nations, GRECO, the Council of Europe, the Commissioner for Human Rights, CEPEJ and other international institutions, legal organizations and human rights bodies, requesting independent scrutiny, assistance and institutional support. The purpose is not to ask the international community to accept our conclusions without examination, but to review the evidence, verify the facts and act within their respective mandates. This approach is central to the organization’s message: “We are not asking you to believe us. We are asking you to investigate.” The material presented includes published videos, court decisions, documentary evidence and case studies concerning judicial independence, conflicts of interest, excessive procedural delays, pre-trial detention, protection of lawyers and whistleblowers, human rights defenders, judicial governance and the effectiveness of institutional safeguards. The appeals seek concrete international action: examination of the documentary evidence, formal engagement with the Andorran authorities, dialogue with judges, prosecutors, lawyers, affected citizens and civil society, implementation of outstanding international recommendations and, where appropriate, official monitoring or country visits to Andorra. This initiative is not directed against Andorra. It is undertaken for Andorra — for the future of its institutions, for the protection of its citizens and for a judiciary strong enough to remain independent of political, economic or personal influence. International scrutiny should not weaken independent judges. It should give them the institutional protection necessary to decide cases without fear, dependency or retaliation. The objective is reform before institutional failures become irreversible. Open the files. Examine the evidence. Protect Andorra’s future. ANDORRA JUSTICE WATCH Don’t believe it. Investigate.
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Andorra is preparing to create something every modern state needs: a Property Registry capable of establishing, with legal certainty, who owns what. That should be the simple part.
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The Emili Campos case has moved beyond a dispute between one lawyer and certain judges. It has become a test of the real limits of the right of defence in Andorra.
Veure vídeo · EnglishThis investigation by La Valira TV, presented by Rachael and Josep, agentic AIs from Blaxxun, examines the Andorran Government’s plan to expand its right of first refusal and pre-emption over properties arising from bankruptcies and insolvency proceedings, including cases in which a public auction receives no bids and the asset…
Veure vídeo 52:29 · EnglishSeptember 23, 2026 presents an extraordinary split-screen image: Andorran Prime Minister Xavier Espot is in New York alongside Volodymyr Zelensky, reaffirming Andorra’s support for Ukraine, while 6,000 kilometres away firefighters are extinguishing the remains of La Querola, Ordino’s €130 million ultra-luxury residential project.
Veure vídeo 39:44 · EnglishAn 87-year-old woman. A 71-year-old home. A wheelchair, an ambulance and a police deployment surrounding the only place she had known for most of her life.
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Veure vídeo 44:44 · EnglishAndorra Justice Watch reopens the Jaume Cabot case as the 21st anniversary approaches on October 6, 2026. The transcript places a crucial moment on October 6, 2005, when Cabot handed the password file and supporting evidence to the Andorran Data Protection Agency, believing he was performing a civic duty.
Veure vídeo 40:11 · EnglishWhat happens when political criticism is no longer answered with arguments, but translated into the language of corruption, criminal liability and prosecution?
Veure vídeo 43:32 · EnglishWhat happens when a justice system demands rigorous testing, traceability and permanent verification from artificial intelligence, yet largely assumes that a human judge remains cognitively fit to exercise enormous coercive power?
Veure vídeo 31:15 · EnglishQue se passe-t-il lorsqu’un système judiciaire exige de l’intelligence artificielle des tests rigoureux, une traçabilité totale et une vérification permanente, tout en présumant qu’un juge humain reste cognitivement apte à exercer un pouvoir considérable ?
Veure vídeo 13:32 · FrançaisWhat happens when the state can freeze your bank accounts almost immediately, but the justice system then leaves your case effectively inactive for 66 months?
Veure vídeo 40:39 · EnglishWhat happens when the people entrusted with judging everyone else become almost impossible to investigate themselves?
Veure vídeo 22:32 · EnglishAndorra’s housing crisis has reached a new political and legal flashpoint. The Government of Xavier Espot and Demòcrates per Andorra has announced a €6 million rental-aid programme built around a simple promise: households should not spend more than 30% of their income on rent. On paper, it sounds protective.
Veure vídeo 24:42 · EnglishAndorra presents itself as one of Europe’s safest and wealthiest microstates. But behind that image lies a question this investigation refuses to soften: what happens when the people responsible for saving lives are themselves working inside a system stretched to breaking point?
Veure vídeo 15:22 · EnglishAndorra is often presented internationally as one of Europe’s safest, wealthiest and most desirable places to live: a prosperous Pyrenean microstate of ski resorts, low taxes, pristine streets and financial stability.
Veure vídeo 37:15 · EnglishL’Andorre est souvent présentée comme l’un des pays les plus sûrs, les plus prospères et les plus agréables du monde. Mais derrière cette image d’oasis économique et de stabilité institutionnelle, les données examinées dans cette enquête dessinent une réalité beaucoup plus inquiétante : pression immobilière, précarité…
Veure vídeo 18:38 · FrançaisA billion euros, a failed bank, a last-minute change in the law — and a private company whose appointment raises serious questions about how one of Andorra’s most sensitive financial liquidations is being controlled.
Veure vídeo 26:16 · EnglishQue se passe-t-il lorsqu’un État modifie les règles d’une procédure de faillite alors qu’un accord semble déjà avoir été négocié en coulisses avec l’entreprise appelée à en contrôler l’issue ?
Veure vídeo 17:23 · FrançaisLa crise de la justice andorrane ne peut plus être réduite à quelques retards, à un manque ponctuel de magistrats ou à des erreurs de procédure. Ce qui apparaît aujourd’hui est beaucoup plus profond : une architecture institutionnelle extrêmement fermée, dans laquelle les mécanismes de nomination, les incompatibilités, les…
Veure vídeo 19:04 · FrançaisHow independent can a justice system truly appear when the heads of state themselves participate directly in appointing those who govern the judiciary and sit on the Constitutional Court? This investigation examines Andorran justice not as a collection of isolated delays or individual controversies, but as a structural problem…
Veure vídeo 46:32 · EnglishQue se passe-t-il lorsqu’un pays exige de ses citoyens qu’ils aient confiance dans une élection… tout en rendant pratiquement impossible la vérification matérielle d’une partie décisive des votes ?
Veure vídeo 20:25 · FrançaisOn April 2, 2023, Andorra held a general election that should have been protected by the full force of the rule of law. Instead, this episode investigates one of the darkest democratic questions in modern Andorran politics: how could 9,010 early judicial votes — nearly half of the political will of the country — end up stored…
Veure vídeo 39:52 · EnglishAquesta nit estrenem una investigació especial sobre catorze anys de poder de Demòcrates per Andorra i sobre les institucions, les regles i les decisions que han marcat el país des del 2011.
Veure vídeo 2:08 · Catalàn Ordino’s 2023 local election, Maria del Mar Coma won 55.64% of the vote and Enric Dolsa 44.36%. Yet the final institutional result was not 6–4 or anything close to the voters’ actual split. It became 8 councillors to 2 — 80% of the institutional power versus 20%. The voters did not create that supermajority. The electoral law did.
Veure vídeo 46:28 · EnglishWhat happens when a democracy moves from physical ballot boxes to invisible code?
Veure vídeo 51:17 · EnglishThis investigation examines whether Andorra’s justice system has the structural safeguards required to guarantee genuine judicial independence in one of Europe’s smallest and most interconnected states.
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