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Today, 55 years ago, Andorran women got the right to vote.

On the 14th of April 1970, the Andorran government passed a law allowing women to vote for the first time. This was the result of a process that lasted for 2 years. The law granted all women with Andorran nationality the right to vote, achieving the same voting rights as men.

The first elections where Andorran women could vote were held on the 14th of December 1971.

In 1973, Andorran women became legally allowed to be candidates for public offices. The first elected woman was Carme Travesset, elected in 1973 as a representative of the town of Escaldes-Engordany.

Photo of the first Andorran women who voted. December 1971. Andorran National Archive (via Diari d'Andorra).

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Comapedrosa 2024

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Andorra la Vella, Andorra 1865

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Andorra Women's Traditional Clothing

One of the most iconic elements of women's traditional clothing in Andorra is the "Montera," a distinctive headscarf or shawl worn as a head covering.

Apart from the Montera, Andorran women traditionally wear a "Casaca," a fitted jacket or bodice worn over a white blouse or shirt.

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Andorra - 2023

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European Flag Showdown Round 1

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Reminder that this is not about the countries the flags represent, just the flags themselves.

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Andorra la Vella, 1984.

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Una chica cuenta cuánto le ha costado operarse de apendicitis en Andorra:

📹 @gigiis

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Andorra's national flower, the poet's daffodil (grandalla in Catalan). 🌱🇦🇩

These two photos show this flower in Andorra's landscape, where it blooms in spring. It's a native flower that is widespread in the country's forests, meadows, and gardens, and has served as inspiration for Andorran poets. It has a pleasant sweet smell, which makes it appreciated for making perfumes. In Andorra, the poet's daffodil is also used to make crowns and flower carpets to decorate churches for spring festivities.

However, in the last decades Andorra's landscape has been loosing the meadows where this flower grows. For this reason, the poet's daffodil is losing its natural habitat and has been classified as "almost endangered" in the red list of Andorra's flora.

Photos by Andorra Info and Illa Carlemany. Info from Centre d'Estudis de la Neu i la Muntanya/Diari Andorra.

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Andorra 2024

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Cada vez que escucho y observo a @perearagones hablar su maldita lengua materna, suena como un español suplantando al francés sin las reglas de habla del propio francés y no sólo le pasa a él, sino también al resto de la gente que vive en el noreste de España (por no decir que Valencia y Mallorca también).

Por cierto, son apátridas que viven ignorantemente como un monolingüe que no puede respetar el idioma oficial del país donde viven, cagan y mueren.

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The most humanized version of the EUROPEAN countries lineup I have ever made 🇪🇺

Also I haven’t started to humanized Asia and North America yet and so does Oceania and Africa…

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Andorra - 2023