The most violent metropolitan areas in Mexico

Posted by Diego Valle-Jones on Feb 9, 2011
I'm surprised at how much violence has increased in Mexicali and how at odds it is with the drug-related homicide data.

Year Drug-Related Homicides Total Homicides
2007 21 64
2008 39 106
2009 69 213



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