Sabrinalaranjo
Born in Escaldes-Engordany (Principality of Andorra) on July 26, 1980, I trained in the legal field, studying law and continuing my education with a Master's in Administrative Management, followed by another in Accounting and Taxation. This curiosity inspired this blog as a way to reflect on Andorra and how it integrates into this new global social network. From here, I offer reflections on the country as a reality fully interconnected with Europe and the rest of the world.
Recent posts
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“In the end, renting is complicated… but buying is like the game telling you: ‘Come back when you reach expert level’"
The news headline “Without apartments, there is no supply” (“Diari Bon Dia”, Monday, April 20, 2026. No. 5,537) is one of those phrases that leave you either thinking… or laughing, depending on the day. It’s like saying that without bread, there is no sandwich! Thank you for the information; everything is much clearer now. But let's get to the point: it’s not just that apartments in Andorra are ex…
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Serious problem: successful people living normal lives in the mountains.
Andorra has mountains, snow, calm… and, apparently, another inexhaustible natural resource: the curious ability to turn personal decisions into what feel like debates of state, and the capacity to outrage half the internet when someone with a camera decides to settle down there. Especially if that decision involves a camera, a YouTube channel, and a bit of quality of life. Because, apparently, the…
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“60 Million and One Minor Detail: It Has to Be Repaid”
Andorra enters the "big leagues"... with 60 million under its arm (and a slight sense of vertigo). There are news stories... and then there are those that make half the country raise an eyebrow. This is one of the latter. As it turns out, the European Investment Bank has granted its first loan to the Principality of Andorra. No less than 60 million euros! Yes, you read that right: credit. A loan. …
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Over Coffee and a Law
⎯ 👏1There are some topics in Andorra that crop up everywhere: in debates, at family dinners, and even waiting in line at the supermarket. One of these is the agreement with the European Union. It is a bit like that big match where everyone has an opinion, even if some don't know exactly who we are playing against. On paper, it looks promising. Being closer to the European Union means better opportunit…
