Government closes all bars and restricts hours of business due to COVID-19 pandemic.

Andorra confirms its first case of COVID-19.

Ruling Democrates per Andorra party loses its majority in elections for the General Council, winning eleven of the twenty-eight seats. The Social Democratic Party wins five seats. Democrates per Andorra will seek to form a coalition. Former interior minister Xavier Espot is expected to replace prime minister Antoni Marti.

Emmanuel Macron, elected president of France, becomes ex officio co-prince.

Democrats for Andorra lose five seats, but maintain a majority, with fifteen seats of the twenty-eight on the General Council. Fourteen members of the council are elected in 7 parishes and the other fourteen in nationwide voting with proportional representation.

The Democrats for Andorra, led by Antoni Martí, win an absolute majority in a parliamentary election.

The Social Democratic Party, led by Jaume Bartumeu, wins a plurality in the General Council.

Joan-Enric Vives, named Bishop of Urgell is ex officio installed as co-monarch of Andorra.

First constitution adopted, ending form of government in place since the 13th century. Country to become parliamentary co-principality (between France and Spain). It had been ruled jointly by the President of France and Spain's Bishop of Urgel.