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andorra
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Son of former Catalan President, Jordi Pujol Ferrusola, speaks about some of his businesses but not the Andorran money
Politics
Former Catalan President Jordi Pujol, his wife and 3 of their children testify before judge for fiscal fraud
Politics
Catalan President to testify before parliamentary committee investigating Pujol’s fraud confession
Business
New airport opens next to Andorran and Catalan ski resorts
Culture
Soprano Montserrat Caballé avoids trial for tax fraud with a €240,000 fine
Politics
Judge indicts former Catalan President Jordi Pujol, his wife, one son and two daughters
Politics
Judicial investigations heat up against Pujol family's alleged fiscal offenses and influence peddling
Politics
"I haven't been a corrupt politician", states former Catalan President Jordi Pujol but doesn't answer questions
Politics
Pujol's former party CiU will also request his appearance before the Catalan Parliament
Politics
Tax and judicial authorities send the first enquiries to former Catalan President Jordi Pujol
Politics
Former Catalan President Jordi Pujol gives up all his benefits and will face a parliamentary committee
Politics
Former Catalan Minister from Left-Wing Independence Party ERC condemned for tobacco smuggling
Business
800 British skiers land at Lleida Airport to launch winter season
Politics
Ban Ki-moon asks for talks regarding Catalonia’s self-determination claims
“The United Nations respect self-determination processes” stated the Secretary General of the United Nations when he was asked about Catalonia’s and Scotland’s self-determination processes during his official visit to Andorra, a small independent country in the Pyrenees which has Catalan as its official language. Ban Ki-moon urged all the political leaders to talk and find a negotiated and peaceful solution. “All the pending issues among countries have to be solved via peaceful means and through dialogue, respecting the genuine will of the affected people”, he stated. As opposed to the United Kingdom’s Government, the Spanish Executive currently refuses to even talk about Catalonia’s self-determination claims, which are backed by November’s electoral results and recent opinion polls.