Maritime Emergency: A massive search and rescue is ongoing off Guyana’s coast after the MV Barima capsized near the Pomeroon River; 67 people have been rescued, but officials say discrepancies in the ship’s manifest could mean the missing count is “criminal,” with two bodies recovered so far and a grimly uncertain toll. Wildlife & Safety: A harpy eagle attack on a tourist in French Guiana is reigniting debate about rare human–wildlife encounters, with researchers noting such strikes usually happen when defending prey and raising a conservation dilemma for how the public views the species. France–Guyana Ties: Guyana’s PM Mark Phillips highlighted deepening friendship with France during Bastille Day celebrations in Georgetown, pointing to shared commitments like democracy, human rights, and support for sovereignty. Travel Rules for French Overseas Territories: France has published visa-free entry conditions for its overseas territories, naming only one African country eligible under specific requirements (alongside other exemptions like EU/EEA and certain residence permits). Regional Migration Routes: A Brazilian Federal Police probe links smugglers across Cuba, Suriname, French Guiana, and Brazil to exploitation of Cuban migrants moving through the Amazon, including reports of people abandoned after refusing fees. Sports (Local Interest): Florent Malouda headlines an international veterans match in Providence tonight, bringing French Guiana–Guyana football ties to the spotlight.