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The Petroleum Law 1990 requires preference for Surinamese labour and supply. It sets no percentage and no penalty, and first oil from GranMorgu is due in 2028.
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BP won the Loran Phase 2 licence in Caracas on 13 August. The American general licence naming BP and Shell is dated 10 June, and Shell signed Phase 1 on 11 June.
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The Court of Justice ended Malta’s passport scheme on 29 April 2025 and no European Union state now sells citizenship. Washington created a US$1 million cash-for-status route on 19 September, then restricted two Caribbean states in December for selling citizenship.
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Washington made its visa bond permanent on 3 August, covering Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada and Cuba. The Department of Homeland Security overstay table does not sort the region the way the designations do.
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A Dominican hotelier says citizenship has been sold below the statutory floor for seven years and the treasury has absorbed the difference. Roseau has called the practice unlawful since 2018.
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Guyana applies 1.5 per cent to every grade of bauxite. India separates the classes, charging 0.60 per cent on smelter ore and 25 per cent on the specialty grade, about seventeen times the Guyanese rate.
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