Andorran police apologize for the withdrawal of ‘Mein Kampf’ and return the copies to the bookstore

Andorran police to remove two copies of "Mein Kampf" by Adolf Hitler from a bookstore, but after the intervention of the Mayor's Office, which found no crime in its sale, they apologized and returned the books. Police Director Bruno Lasne phoned the owner, Pamela Méndez, to inform her of the decision and apologize. The controversy began when an off-duty officer warned about the illegality of selling it in Europe. The police initially considered it could constitute a hate crime, but the Mayor's Office ruled out that its commercial availability constitutes a crime. The owner requested a written report on the police's actions.