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The VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: days of protests call for resignation of Pakistan's prime minister, ebola center attacked and looted in Liberia's capital, Somalia announces fresh efforts to tackle illegal arms trade, and Brazilian investigation accuses foreign automakers of helping military dictatorship target opponents.
PAKISTAN
Massive Anti-Government Marches Held in Islamabad
Tens of thousands are calling on Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to resign.
LIBERIA
Ebola Quarantine Center Attacked
At least 17 people who were being observed at the facility have fled, possibly spreading the virus in a country that is ill-equipped to cope.
SOMALIA
Peacekeepers and Government Forces Seize Weapons from Militia
The government announced a new initiative to crack down on illegal arms last week.
BRAZIL
Documents Link Foreign Companies to Military Dictatorship
Government-led inquiry claims automakers such as Toyota and Ford leaked information to junta leaders about employees who were considered a threat.
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