Guyana's President Irfaan Ali discussed the country's efforts to capitalize on its newfound oil wealth amidst global shifts away from fossil fuels. With 11 billion barrels in reserves, Guyana's economy, the fastest-growing in the world, expanded by 62% last year and is projected to grow by 37% this year according to the IMF. Despite favorable growth, Ali acknowledged the challenges posed by climate change commitments and the global energy mix's reliance on oil and gas. He confirmed Guyana's respect for existing contracts with Exxon and expressed confidence in resolving the territorial dispute with Venezuela at the International Court of Justice.

The extended weekend in June 2022 in Argentina, which started on Friday the 17th and ended on Monday the 20th, saw 2.3 million people traveling to various tourist destinations across the country. The next public holiday after June 20th will be on Saturday, July 9th, which is the Argentine Independence Day. The following long weekend will be in August, from Saturday the 13th to Monday the 15th. The article also lists the remaining public holidays for 2022 and the most visited destinations during the June extended weekend, with occupancy rates for various regions.

In the new episode of Aftermarket, hosted by Julián Yosovitch and Andrés Vilella Weisz and sponsored by El Cronista, they discussed the dollar's rally and the adverse context the Argentine Government is facing both locally and internationally with Ramiro Marra, legislator of the City of Buenos Aires and Director of Bull Market Brokers.

The Argentine Chamber of Medicinal Specialties (CAEME) emphasized the importance of intellectual property in the development of COVID-19 vaccines, in response to the World Trade Organization's decision to temporarily suspend vaccine patents. CAEME and the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers & Associations (IFPMA) expressed disappointment with the WTO's decision, arguing that intellectual property is not a barrier to vaccine expansion and is essential for innovation and global health security. They highlighted the role of intellectual property in the rapid development and scaling of effective vaccines, with 13.9 billion COVID-19 vaccines produced to date and over 380 voluntary partnerships for vaccine production involving technology transfer.

Gene banks around the world, overseen by CGIAR, are preserving crop biodiversity and developing varieties that can withstand climate change effects such as heat, drought, and flooding. The Svalbard gene bank in Norway, which stores duplicates of all CGIAR seeds, is part of a global effort to safeguard agricultural diversity. Despite successes, gene bankers face a race against time as 75% of global crop diversity has been lost in the past century due to the adoption of genetically uniform high-yielding varieties.

Kate Bush's 1985 song 'Running Up That Hill' has surged in popularity, reaching number one on iTunes downloads, following its feature in Netflix's 'Stranger Things'. The song, from Bush's album 'Hounds of Love', plays during key moments in the show, adding drama and has been given new meaning within the series' context. Originally written to depict the story of a man and a woman from different worlds, the song now resonates with the theme of understanding and avoiding unnecessary suffering.