VICE News Daily: Beyond The Headlines - January 08, 2015
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The VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Car bomb kills dozens in Yemeni capital, Royal Dutch Shell to pay $83.5 million for 2008 Niger Delta spills, Honduran AIDS activist abducted and released in San Pedro Sula, and Minnesota man makes cartoons to fight extremist ideologies.
YEMEN
Bomb Attack on Police Academy Kills Dozens in Sanaa
At least 37 were killed and more than 60 injured. The explosion went off as cadets lined up to enroll in the academy on Wednesday.
NIGERIA
Shell Agrees to Settlement for Niger Delta Oil Spills
Thousands of fishermen will receive $3,300 each, while the remaining $30 million will go to the Bodo community, which suffered the devastating consequences of two massive spills in 2008.
HONDURAS
Prominent AIDS Activist Released Hours After Abduction
18-year-old Keren Dunaway was kidnapped on Tuesday, and was freed after convincing her captors her family didn't have money to pay a ransom.
U.S.A.
One Minnesota Man’s Message For Peace
Mohamed Ahmed is creating cartoons to try and keep young people from taking up extremist causes.
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