The company trained models on its own Stabroek data and turned up four new discovery opportunities. Under the 2016 contract, Guyana’s royalty on every barrel is two per cent. Its own 2023 contract sets it at ten.
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In February the President asked for collaboration with the private sector. The instrument approved in July is a state-owned competitor, and nothing published says whether collaboration now means taking a share in it.
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Regional coverage reported an instruction. The IMF Article IV statement acknowledges Guyana own efforts, arbitration among them, and says timeliness remains important.
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Sheinbaum secured the first World Bank presidential visit to Mexico in five years on 29 July. Guyana assented to its own Development Bank Act the next day.
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Mexico grew 1.5 per cent in Q2 2026 and pays a 10 per cent US duty because it published a forced-labour import prohibition in February 2023, three years early.
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A lawyer filed 38,477 documents with an AI agent and collapsed Chile’s e-filing platform. Caribbean courts issued generative-AI practice directions in 2025.
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Decree 502-26 gives Dominican customs a case-by-case power, not the prohibition USTR was grading. The Dominican Republic pays 12.5 per cent, Trinidad pays 10.
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USTR judged 60 economies against eight elements of forced-labour enforcement and none passed. What that means for CARICOM capacity and the next round.
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The Bahamas pays a 12.5 per cent US forced-labour tariff and Trinidad and Tobago pays 10 per cent. Both legislated in June 2026, ten days apart.
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CARICOM turns 53 on 4 July 2026. A clear-eyed birthday scorecard: the historic 2025 free-movement launch, the CCJ and shared institutions, weighed against a single market where intra-regional trade is still only about 15% of the total.
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