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Andorra’s fire brigade is stepping into a new era with Juanjo Barrio taking the helm as director, succeeding retiring veteran Jordi Farré after a 30-year career. Barrio, who joined in 2000 and brings nursing experience plus union founding credentials, has already led critical pandemic response efforts and championed firefighter rights. Josep Joan Ribera, with over three decades of service, will remain deputy director. The leadership transition is set to finalize at a ministerial meeting this month. Meanwhile, crews pulled off two high-stakes nighttime rescues in the Pyrenees — saving a hiker near Comapedrosa and evacuating climbers from a Spanish park, one suffering hypothermia. On the law enforcement side, three arrests were made over the weekend for methadone possession, drunk driving, and restaurant computer theft. And in social news, AUTEA held its annual assembly, re-elected Inés Martí as president, and reaffirmed its mission to advance autism inclusion and awareness.

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