VICE News Daily: Repercussions of Macedonia's Wiretapping Scandal
May 18, 2015
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as posted by the channelThe VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Growing anti-government sentiment in Macedonia, charges for organizers of Burundi's failed coup, Libya detains hundreds of African migrants near Tripoli, and Seattle protesters take to the water to protest against Shell's Arctic drilling plans.
MACEDONIA
Protesters Urge Prime Minister to Step Down
The government is mired in a wiretapping scandal which the opposition claims is evidence of high-level corruption.
BURUNDI
President Makes First Appearance Since Coup Plot
A prosecutor charged 17 officials with trying to destabilize public institutions. The coup leader, who is a general and former intelligence chief, remains at large.
LIBYA
Hundreds of Migrants Detained Before Mediterranean Crossing
Nearly 400 from Somalia and Ethiopia were transported to a holding center outside Tripoli.
U.S.A.
‘Shell No’ Activists Protest in Seattle’s Elliott Bay
Hundreds gathered against the oil company's plans to drill for oil and gas in the Arctic this summer.
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