VICE News Daily: Beyond The Headlines - May, 1 2014
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3:12Now PlayingThe VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Venezuela's president promises to raise the minimum wage, an Indian election frontrunner's selfie puts him in hot water with opponents, Yemen hopes to regulate the sharp increase in unlicensed media outlets, and Google says it will no longer it will data-mine millions of student Gmail accounts.
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VENEZUELA
President Maduro Promises Wage Increases
The Latin American leader's May Day concessions are aimed at calming growing opposition to his rule.
INDIA
Candidate Accused of Election Violation After Taking Selfie
Narendra Modi could face jail time or a fine if it's decided the photo he took with the symbol of his political party is a violation of electoral law.
YEMEN
Government Aims to Catch up to Private Media Growth
The Information Ministry is trying to regulate swelling number of unlicensed media outlets.
U.S.A.
Google Stops Data-Mining Student Gmail Accounts
Under the threat of legal action, the tech company halts the tracking of 30 million accounts.
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