FIFA Governance Shock: Gianni Infantino has abandoned a plan to sell minority stakes in future World Cup profits to private investors after a backlash that included European vows to boycott FIFA events, throwing fresh uncertainty over FIFA’s commercial direction. UEFA Boycott Escalation: UEFA says it will boycott FIFA competitions if the proposal goes ahead, with 55 member nations listed as backing the move—Andorra included—turning a corporate finance dispute into a major sporting standoff. Andorra Tourism & Labour: Andorra’s hotel sector is still juggling closure risk tied to staff shortages, even as occupancy expectations look resilient (about 67.5% in July and 83% in August), while EU Entry/Exit rules shape non-EU recruitment planning. Local Culture & Economy: Auvinyà (Sant Julià de Lòria) inaugurated a new Charlemagne equestrian sculptural installation, backed by the Head of Government and the French ambassador, adding to the parish’s heritage route and visitor draw. Mobility Rules Watch: Spain confirmed only Mauritius and Seychelles have visa-free access for ordinary passport holders under Schengen rules, with travellers still needing to meet standard border checks. Wall Street Calendar: U.S. earnings and key jobs data are set to drive market focus this week, with reports from major consumer and travel names and the monthly employment update in the spotlight.