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We follow the money to find out how the cocaine industry actually works, why it functions the way it does and who bears the responsibility.

VICE World news host Zing Tsjeng explores the ongoing controversy surrounding colonial artefacts on display in Western museums.

In an attempt to stop the spread of the coronavirus, Peru has completely closed its borders.

In this episode of Chef’s Night Out, some of Peru’s most famous chefs—Jaime Pesaque of MAYTA, Erik Ramirez of Llama Inn, and Virgilio Martínez of Central—hit the streets of Lima.

Chef Virgilio Martínez is dedicated to sourcing, archiving, and serving native Peruvian ingredients at Central in Lima, which has been voted one of the world’s 50 best restaurants.

Chef Tomas Matsufuji serves up some of Lima’s freshest ceviche at Al Toke Pez in Lima, Peru.

Javier Wong is arguably the top ceviche-maker in Peruãsome even call him the godfather of ceviche. In this how-to video for MUNCHIES, he shares his ridiculously simple but perfect recipe.

VICE News goes undercover to expose the illegal trade in counterfeit money in Peru and gets rare access to the criminal forgers who show us how these bills are made.

Im dritten Teil unserer Doku begleiten wir die peruanische Nationalpolizei in den nördlichen Teil des Huallaga-Tals, wo früher der Großteil des Kokas für das Medellín-Kartell angebaut wurde.

We meet a former hitman for Pablo Escobar in the slums of the city of Lima.

Wir unterhalten uns mit zwei DEA-Agenten, die den schwer zu fassenden Kokainkönig jahrelang gejagt haben und damit zur Grundlage der neuen Netflix-Serie 'Narcos' wurden.

VICE News travels to Peru to meet the Israelites, a religious group that migrated to the Peruvian Amazon in 1995 and who also may be involved in transnational drug trade.