VICE News Daily: How Insects Could Fight Hunger in Developing Countries
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2:56Now PlayingThe VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: French police officers acquitted in teen's deaths that sparked 2005 riots, Spanish authorities arrest Serbian gang members in organ trafficking plot, Costa Rican students create edible insect products for developing nations, and the stem cell industry is exploding across America with little government regulation.
FRANCE
Police Officers Cleared in 2005 Deaths
Teenagers Zyed Benna and Bouna Traoure died of electrocution after hiding in a power station during a police chase. Their families have filed a civil suit and are seeking 1.6 billion euros in damages.
SPAIN
Five Detained for Trying to Purchase Immigrant Man’s Kidney
The Serbian gang members wanted the organ for their boss' sick son.
COSTA RICA
Student Researchers Turn Bugs into Breakfast
Two groups are using crickets and beetle larvae to create edible products for an international contest aimed at battling hunger in the developing world.
U.S.A.
Stem Cell Business Grows with Little Regulation
More than 170 clinics across the country now offer the treatments, which aren't scientifically proven to be safe or effective.
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