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Mexico's Other Border

When traveling from Central America to Mexico, immigrants are forced to battle corrupt Mexican police, drug cartels like the infamous Zetas, and human traffickers, all before they even come close to the United States border. We tagged along with a group of Central American immigrants as they made the grueling journey north, first to Oaxaca, and then to the US border. Full story

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BREAKING: Exclusive Footage of John McAfee Detained in Guatemala

About an hour ago John McAfee was picked up by the Guatemala special police task force for questioning about his illegal entry into the country. His lawyer, Mr. Guerra, accompanied him to Emigrason Albergue in Guatemala City and is attempting to get John out before his press conf… Full story

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John McAfee States Alibi on the Record, Retains Lawyer

Yesterday, John McAfee and his lawyer held a press meeting during which he announced that he had documentation proving “the intense corruption at all levels of the Belizean government.” On the ride over to the press meeting, John stated on the record that Sam Vanegas, his girlfri… Full story

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On the Run with John McAfee (Teaser)

VICE editor-in-chief Rocco Castoro and photographer/videographer Robert King have been following John McAfee for the past five days, documenting his life on the run. Here is a small taste of the footage they have taken. Full story

John McAfee Is in Guatemala City and He Just Hired the Best Lawyer in the Country

This morning I had a delicious breakfast of crepes and fresh fruit with John McAfee and his 20-year-old Belizean girlfriend, Sam Vanegas, at a luxurious resort in Guatemala City. We awoke early, preparing for our meeting with powerful Guatemalan lawyer and former Attorney General… Full story

The Guatemalan Lady Killers

Mystery Surrounds the Deaths of Thousands of Women

While Mexico fights a war against the drug cartels that control much of its northern border, a lesser-known struggle is talking place in Guatemala, its neighbor to the south. Full story