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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.
Watch video · 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…
Watch video 52:29 · 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.
Watch video 40:11 · 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?
Watch video 31:15 · EnglishWhat happens when the state can freeze your bank accounts almost immediately, but the justice system then leaves your case effectively inactive for 66 months?
Watch video 40:39 · EnglishWhat happens when the people entrusted with judging everyone else become almost impossible to investigate themselves?
Watch video 22:32 · EnglishHow 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…
Watch video 46:32 · Englishn 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.
Watch video 46:28 · 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.
Watch video 36:14 · EnglishWhat happens to the right of defence when a lawyer who criticizes a judge, prosecutor, police officer or state expert can be fined, prosecuted, disciplined—or permanently removed from the profession—by that same system?
Watch video 41:57 · EnglishThis documentary podcast examines 18 legal cases connected to Andorran lawyer Emili Campos and asks a difficult question: when does persistent and combative legal defence become a threat to institutional stability, and when does the institutional response risk becoming a mechanism for containing an uncomfortable lawyer?
Watch video 58:27 · EnglishAn independent investigation by Inglourious Basterds, S.L., based exclusively on court judgments, official regulations, BOPA publications and other public documents, examines one of the most puzzling lines of reasoning found in Andorran administrative justice.
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