VICE News Daily: Turkish Police Break Up Istanbul's Gay Pride Parade

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The VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Greeks line up at banks to withdraw cash, police breakup gay pride parade in Istanbul, Venezuelans vote in ruling socialist party primaries, and Brazil's largest city just banned the French delicacy foie gras.

GREECE

Cash Flow Fears Lead Many to Withdraw Money

The European Central Bank has refused to increase the amount of emergency cash that Greek banks can receive.

TURKEY

Police Disperse Gay Pride Parade

Organizers did not have permission to assemble during the Islamic holy-month of Ramadan.

VENEZUELA

Struggling Ruling Party Holds Primary Election

High inflation and President Nicholas Maduro's low approval ratings mean his party will have a tough time in December's parliamentary elections.

BRAZIL

Sao Paulo Bans French Delicacy

City councillors voted to end the production and sale of foie gras.

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