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MEXICALI BRIEFS: Insecurity perception increases, man injured in drive-by

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MEXICALI BRIEFS: Downtown iconic school celebrates 100 years, Insecurity perception increases, Ensenada leads in new job creation

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National Urban Public Security Survey says more Mexicans feel unsafe

During the first quarter of 2024, an increase in the perception of insecurity among Mexicans was observed: 61% of urban residents consider that living in their area is dangerous. By gender, women perceive significantly more insecurity than men. During the first quarter of 2024, there was an increase in the Mexican population's perception of insecurity

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The Data Center Odyssey in Mexico - Area Development

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Public Security Survey: Puerto Vallarta Mexico s 5th Safest City

According to the most recent INEGI National Urban Public Security Survey (ENSU), corresponding to the third quarter of 2023, Puerto Vallarta remains the safest city in Jalisco, and has re-emerged as one of Mexico's safest cities, ranking fifth among the cities with the lowest percentage of perceived insecurity in the country.

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