Judith Pallarés, new President of the Women’s Institute

Andorra la VellaJudith Pallarés has been named by the Head of Government as President of the Andorran Women’s Institute, thus assuming a new challenge in her wide and consolidated political career. The relief comes after Montserrat Ronchera, who had been in charge for the last two years, has decided to fold for personal reasons. This decision has been announced by Guillem Casal during a press conference after the Cabinet, emphasizing Ronchera’s contribution to the development of policies focused on equality and the empowerment of women in Andorra.

Pallarés’s international involvement is also remarkable. She has been treasurer of the International Liberal from 2018 to 2021 and is an active member of the ILNW. He was a full member of the Andorran delegation in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe between 2015 and 2018, participating in European discussions and actions focused on democracy and human rights. In the Andorran parliamentary field, he was part of several legislative commissions, such as those of the Interior, Social Affairs, and Health and the Environment.

In the parliamentary field, Pallarés has been one of the founders and president of the liberal political party Action for Andorra Since October 2022, after being a member of the Liberals Party of Andorra from 2001 to 2022. In the elections of April 2, 2023, he was the head of the action list, although He did not get a seat on the General Council, the party obtained representation in Escaldes-Engordany with Marc Magallón.

In addition to his political career, Judith Pallarés has participated in female leadership programs, reaffirming his commitment to gender equality, and collaborates as a columnist in different Andorran media outlets, providing reflections on current political issues. and social.

With this new position, Pallarés proposes to continue working to strengthen the support policies for Andorran women, promoting their equal opportunities and their active role in all areas of society. The government is confident that their experience and dedication will help consolidate the Women’s Institute as a benchmark in the fight for women’s rights in Andorra.