VICE News Daily: Deported and Desperate for Hope in Guatemala

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The VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Hungary promises to clean up worrying toxic waste at the site of a former chemical plant, Israel returns confiscated fishing boats to Gaza, Guatemalan program gives deported migrant children hope for a better future, and a pair of unlikely environmentalists in northern China.

HUNGARY

Government Vows to Remove Chemical Waste

Authorities will clean up around 1,000 leaky and rusted barrels from the Budapest Chemical Works site after Greenpeace warned of an imminent environmental disaster.

GAZA

Israel Returns Some Fishing Boats, but Blockade Continues

Fifteen vessels were given back, but Palestinians want Israel to widen their authorized fishing zone.

GUATEMALA

Government Training Program for Deported Migrant Children

The students will have a chance to learn English; and can take their pick of tourism, computer, and other classes to gain a variety of skills.

CHINA

Environmentalists Plant Thousands of Trees Despite Challenges

​One man is blind, while the other has no arms. Together, they've helped improve the air quality in a heavily polluted area in the country's north.

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