Visa & Border Security: France and Brazil have suspended visa requirements for Brazilian travelers to French Guiana from July 31, signed in Brasília as part of a wider push to boost cooperation against cross-border organized crime. Justice in French Guiana: Lawyers here are mobilizing in a “day of action” against Gérald Darmanin’s SURE justice bill, arguing it risks summary justice and weakens due process and the defense. Space & Local Industry: ESA-backed HYGUANE is advancing hydrogen mobility in French Guiana, with Hyliko providing a hydrogen fuel-cell tractor for logistics linked to the Guiana Space Centre and local freight operators. Science & Health: A study on gut bacteria from the dyeing poison dart frog—native to Brazil, French Guiana and Suriname—reports a new bacterial strain that improved fat metabolism and insulin sensitivity in mice. Return of Human Remains: France’s National Assembly has cleared the legal path to return remains from “human zoos” held in Paris back to French Guiana. Regional Infrastructure Tensions: Guyana says it has received no official word from Suriname about unilateral plans tied to the Corentyne River Bridge, after Suriname moved to fund and manage the project alone. Space Launch Plans: Latitude says it will attempt its first small-rocket launch from Oman in late 2027, while also planning launches from the Guiana Space Center. Environment Watch: Scientists warn Petrobras’s new drilling in the Equatorial Margin could threaten the little-known Amazon reef system and nearby fisheries and mangroves.