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3:02Now PlayingThe VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: South Sudan's president and rebel leader make another peace deal, Rwandan rebels in the D.R. Congo give their weapons up, Nigerian troops close bars airing World Cup games, and Chile's government votes against a dam project for Patagonia.
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SOUTH SUDAN
Government and Rebels Sign Another Peace Deal
East African neighbors are hoping the third time's a charm and are threatening sanctions if the deal doesn't stick.
D.R. CONGO
Rwandan Rebels Disarm, Seek Talks With Government
The UN welcomed the move but urged senior leaders to join.
NIGERIA
Soldiers Close Venues Airing World Cup Matches
It's a precautionary measure against potential militant attacks in the troubled northeast region.
CHILE
Government Rejects $8 Billion Dam Project
Activists warned the plan would make families relocate and could have caused environmental damage.
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