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The VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: anger in Sierra Leone's capital over slow pickup of Ebola victims, rioting prisoners hold guards hostage in southern Brazil, Shia rebels gain more territory in Yemen as calls for secession intensify in the country's south, and authorities nab three men with more than half a ton of cocaine off Colombia's northern coast.
SIERRA LEONE
Anger in Freetown Over Sluggish Ebola Response
Security forces fire tear gas to disperse crowds of people frustrated that the body of a victim of the disease was left on the streets for two days.
BRAZIL
Rioting Prisoners Hold Guards Captive
Authorities are negotiating the release of 10 guards taken by inmates who are demanding better conditions.
YEMEN
Rebels Seize Port as Thousands in the South Demand Secession
The government continues to grapple with increasing threats to security and stability.
COLOMBIA
Massive Drug Bust Off Northern Coast
French-Colombian operation leads to the arrest of three men in possession of more than half a ton of cocaine.
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