VICE News Daily: Vatican Opens its Doors to Rome's Homeless
March 27, 2015
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as posted by the channelThe VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Ghana trains to fight piracy as attacks increase off West Africa, the world's largest ships will soon be able to travel through the Panama Canal, Pope Francis opens his doors to some of Rome's most disadvantaged, and a Chinese archaeologist claims to crack a rocky mystery.
GHANA
Military Exercise to Battle Piracy in Gulf of Guinea
The waters off Somalia's coast used to be the most dangerous, but there's been an uptick in attacks off West Africa in recent years.
PANAMA
$17 Billion Upgrade to Boost Capacity
Workers are installing 22-story locks that would allow the canal to accommodate the world's largest ships.
VATICAN CITY
Pope Francis Extends a Special Invitation for a Private Tour
On Thursday, 150 homeless people were granted a rare opportunity to visit the Vatican's museums and the Sistine Chapel.
CHINA
Stone Circles May Have Been Ancient Worship Sites
An archaeologist says an earlier theory that the more than 200 circles were grave sites is unlikely since the soil is undisturbed.
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