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The VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Liberia's motorbike taxis could be fostering ebola's deadly grip, hundreds of thousands in Spain's Catalonia region demand independence vote, Mexican authorities find and destroy country's first known coca plants, and new rules regulate British defense staff's contact with the media.

LIBERIA
Motorcycle Taxis May Be Facilitating Ebola Transmission
World Health Organization warns bikes are rarely disinfected between rides and could spread the virus further.
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SPAIN
Catalans Demonstrate in Support of Independence Vote
A government poll found that more than half in the enclave would vote to secede.

MEXICO
Authorities Destroy Country’s First Ever Coca Plants
Coca is native to South America's Andes region, but experts say it is a resilient plant and can survive any place climate conditions are right.

UNITED KINGDOM
New Ministry of Defense Rules Regulate Outside Contact
​Members of armed forces and civilian staff must keep the department informed on all conversations with press, academics, unionists and others.​
Read More: http://bit.ly/1uz29RQ

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VICE News Daily: Beyond The Headlines - September 12, 2014

Liberiia: Motocykle i taksówki muszą być dezynfekowane ze względu na obecność wirusa Ebola, Hiszpania: ponad połowa Katalończyków chce secesji, Meksyk: powstała odmiana krzewów kokainowych, które rosną poza Ameryką Południową

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Meksyk: powstała odmiana krzewów kokainowych, które rosną poza Ameryką Południową

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