In 2022, the crime rate in Argentina was over 4,390 cases per every 100,000 inhabitants, one of the highest figures of the study period. Robberies and thefts rank as the most common crimes in the South American country. During a recent survey, crime ranked as the third main problem of Argentina according to public opinion, only surpassed by inflation and corruption.

In 2022, there were approximately 4.2 homicides per 100,000 inhabitants in the country, half the homicide rate reported in 2013. The homicide rate in Argentina has been decreasing since 2013, 2022 recorded the lowest rate in the past ten years.

Historical dataset showing Argentina crime rate per 100K population by year from 2001 to 2021.

In 2023, the most frequent crimes in Argentina were robberies and thefts, both with over 350,000 registered cases each. During a 2024 survey, crime ranked as the third main problem of Argentina according to public opinion, only surpassed by inflation and low wages.

In 2023, the most frequent crimes in the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina were robberies and thefts both with over 60,000 registered cases each. During a survey in 2024, crime ranked as the third main problem of Argentina according to public opinion, only surpassed by inflation and low wages. Prisoner population in Argentina Similar to the situation in Buenos Aires, the most prevalent crimes in Argentina were robberies, with approximately 362,566 cases reported in 2021, followed by thefts and threats. Given this prevalent crime environment, Argentina ranked as the 15th country with the largest number of prisoners worldwide in 2022. However, when population size is factored in, Argentina is ranked 19th among the Latin American countries, with 249 prisoners per 100,000 inhabitants. Femicides in Argentina Over the past years, the number of femicides in Argentina has seen an increase, totaling 308 as of 2023, almost 60 cases more than the previous year. Notably, a correlation has been identified among these murders, with a significant portion of them occurring at the victim's home, accounting for 46 percent. Additionally, 39 percent of femicide victims had a relationship with the perpetrator, often being partners.

Historical dataset showing Argentina murder/homicide rate per 100K population by year from 2001 to 2021.

Detailed crime statistics for Córdoba, Argentina 2024. Official crime data by departments, serious crime rates, and crime trends.

Argentina: Violent crimes per 100,000 people: The latest value from is crimes per 100,000 people, unavailable from crimes per 100,000 people in . In comparison, the world average is 0.00 crimes per 100,000 people, based on data from countries. Historically, the average for Argentina from to is crimes per 100,000 people. The minimum value, crimes per 100,000 people, was reached in while the maximum of crimes per 100,000 people was recorded in .

Detailed crime statistics for Jujuy, Argentina 2024. Official crime data by departments, serious crime rates, and crime trends.

Official crime statistics for Argentina 2024. Crime data by province and department, serious crime rates, homicides, robberies and more. Updated government data.

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Detailed crime data for Department Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina 2024. Official crime statistics, serious crime rates per 100K people, and crime trends.

Of the 267 women who were victims of femicide in Argentina between January and December 2024, most of them (39 percent) were murdered at their home, be it her own home or the home she shared with the aggressor.

In November 2024, the main problem for the country detected by the population in Argentina was poverty with an overall 38 percent answering it as one of the main problems, followed by low wages, crime, and job shortage. During this survey, other issues like climate change dropped to the bottom of the list, with less than one percent of people mentioning them as problem. Inflation in Argentina For the first month of 2023, one of the categories with the highest consumer price index (CPI) was clothing and footwear recording an inflation rate of 120.6. Some basic basket products also recorded high year-on-year price increases, like the food and non-alcoholic drinks sector recorded between 50 and 70 index points increases from January to June 2022. Overall, the price increase has been exponential when considering previous years, for example, the health services industry recorded an increase of 1,231.5 points in approximately six years. Crime in Argentina Other most common worries for the Argentinian population were crime and violence. In 2020, the country registered around 2,416 cases of intentional murders and, in 2022, approximately 212 femicides. Nonetheless, Argentina ranks as one of the Latin American countries with the lowest homicide rate, only with more than its western neighbor, Chile. Property crimes are actually the main concern for the country, only in 2021 more than a quarter of a million thefts were registered.

Detailed crime data for Partido Rojas, Buenos Aires, Argentina 2024. Official crime statistics, serious crime rates per 100K people, and crime trends.

Detailed crime data for Partido 25 de Mayo, Buenos Aires, Argentina 2024. Official crime statistics, serious crime rates per 100K people, and crime trends.

In 2023, the threat rate in Argentina was over 460 cases per every 100,000 inhabitants, the third-highest figure of the study period. Threats rank among one of the most common crimes in the South American country. During a recent survey, crime ranked as the third main problem of Argentina according to public opinion, only surpassed by inflation and corruption.

Detailed crime statistics for Entre Ríos, Argentina 2024. Official crime data by departments, serious crime rates, and crime trends.

In 2023, the number of reported drug dealing crimes in Argentina was over 6,800 cases, the highest figure of the study period. Robberies and thefts ranked among one of the most common crimes in the South American country. During a recent survey, crime ranked as the third main problem of Argentina according to public opinion, only surpassed by inflation and corruption.

Detailed crime data for Partido San Miguel, Buenos Aires, Argentina 2024. Official crime statistics, serious crime rates per 100K people, and crime trends.