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Updates & corrections log
Every article revised after first publication, newest first. Each article shows its original publication date and the date it was updated.
- Updated 2026-10-14Behind Budget 2027: a contracting economy and the geography of public money
First published 2026-10-13
- Updated 2026-10-02Government confirms fuel oil is leaking off Tobago
First published 2024-02-24
- Updated 2026-10-02Names are circulating for the Gulfstream's owner. I am not publishing them.
First published 2024-02-21
- Updated 2026-10-02The Gulfstream: a barge without a number, a tug that vanished and a spill no one has claimed
First published 2024-02-19
- Updated 2026-10-02Thirteen days dark: what TankerTrackers told me about the tug, the bay and the cargo
First published 2024-02-18
- Updated 2026-10-02What the satellite images show, and what they do not
First published 2024-02-16
- Updated 2026-10-02The Tobago oil spill story is not adding up
First published 2024-02-15