Public Insecurity Worsens Further

MEXICO - Report 23 Oct 2013 by Guillermo Valdes and Esteban Manteca
Executive Summary The overall crime rate per 100,000 inhabitants has risen consistently since 2010 according to the National Statistics Office’s Third National Victimization and Security Perception Survey or “ENVIPE”. The study, conducted between March and April of 2013, queried people on matters related to the frequency with which crimes were committed against them in the preceding year not including murder. Three adverse results emerging from the study included 1) a greater incidence of crime overall; 2) the extent to which the most insecure states showed no improvement; and 3) that some ...

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