Aerolíneas Argentinas will lift its seat supply 13% for the peak of summer 2027 and drop Bogotá, three Argentine outlets report, as rivals add routes.
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The CARICOM Private Sector Organization named seven member states it expects to gain from Royal Caribbean Group's 50 per cent investment in Sandals, worth about US$3 billion. Guyana, which asked Sandals to build an eco-resort in June, is not among them.
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Business stories made up 42 of the 60 reports the Latin American and Caribbean business press carried most widely from 14 to 21 September. The US Federal Reserve's first rate rise since 2023 and Argentina's 2027 budget led.
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President Abinader said the Dominican Republic will know its rare-earth reserves by end-2026, test a refinery in 2027 and export in 2028. The deposits are in Pedernales bauxite. Guyana, also a bauxite producer, is still mapping and has no critical-minerals law.
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Guyana turned the sod on a $1.03 billion New Amsterdam Market rebuild. The record holds 18 years of unmet appeals, and no public demand for a new market.
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Cuba's deputy foreign minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío told The Atlantic on 16 September 2026 that central planning "is exhausted". CARICOM has shipped food and medical aid through Mexico since February; its baby-formula payments were rejected three times before clearing.
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Judge Mariel Borruto ordered Rockhopper and Navitas on 16 September 2026 to halt drilling, installation and first production at Sea Lion off the Malvinas until an Argentine environmental assessment is done, and to disclose the project's financiers and insurers within ten working days.
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The US designated four Cuban nickel companies, four military research centres and three officers under Executive Order 14404 on 17 September 2026, the third round in four weeks to reach the nickel industry at Moa and Nicaro.
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Dr Ashni Singh told the National Insurance Scheme to stop sending people from branch to branch and to find missing employer contributions before workers reach pension age.
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Migrants sent US$728.6 billion home in 2025, IFAD reports. Caribbean remittances rose 10.8 per cent last year, led by Haiti, then slowed to 5.9 per cent in early 2026, IDB data show.
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The GRA has appealed a ruling that quashed G$799.8M in taxes on two Mohamed family vehicles and struck down two conditions it attaches to re-migrant duty-free concessions.
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Business led the week with 38 stories and 93.5 signal, well ahead of Energy and Compliance. All three desks moved down. Total coverage eased to 60 stories from
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