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**Parliamentary groups debate the balance of the current legislature and the challenges that remain** *Andorra – In a speech by the general syndic, Carles Ensenyat, on Meritxell Day, members of the different parliamentary groups expressed divergent views on the performance of the current legislature and the issues that still need to be addressed.* During the session, **Cerni Escalé**, president of the Concòrdia group, warned that the country has “become poorer” over the past four years. He argued that the main challenges that confronted Andorra at the start of the legislature remain unresolved, and in some cases have worsened. Escalé said, “It is clear that the legislature is ending and…”. **Baró**, a member of the Democratic Action (DA) group, accused DA of leaving “an Andorra that we do not recognize.” He suggested that the party’s actions have contributed to the current situation. The discussion followed Ensenyat’s remarks, which highlighted the achievements and shortcomings of the legislature. The groups’ differing assessments underscore the ongoing debate over the direction of Andorran policy and the priorities for the remainder of the term. The article was originally published by *El Periòdic d'Andorra* and is available online at the newspaper’s website. Article source: elperiodic.ad | Image credit: El Periòdic d'Andorra
**Parliamentary groups debate the balance of the current legislature and the challenges that remain**
*Andorra – In a speech by the general syndic, Carles Ensenyat, on Meritxell Day, members of the different parliamentary groups expressed divergent views on the performance of the current legislature and the issues that still need to be addressed.*
During the session, **Cerni Escalé**, president of the Concòrdia group, warned that the country has “become poorer” over the past four years. He argued that the main challenges that confronted Andorra at the start of the legislature remain unresolved, and in some cases have worsened. Escalé said, “It is clear that the legislature is ending and…”.
**Baró**, a member of the Democratic Action (DA) group, accused DA of leaving “an Andorra that we do not recognize.” He suggested that the party’s actions have contributed to the current situation.
The discussion followed Ensenyat’s remarks, which highlighted the achievements and shortcomings of the legislature. The groups’ differing assessments underscore the ongoing debate over the direction of Andorran policy and the priorities for the remainder of the term.
The article was originally published by *El Periòdic d’Andorra* and is available online at the newspaper’s website.
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