A total of over ******* crimes were reported in Mexico City in 2024. Cuauhtémoc was the municipality with the highest number of reported crimes, with over ****** cases. Followed by Iztapalapa and Gustavo A. Madero, the two most populous municipalities in Mexico City.

A total of over ************ crimes were committed in Mexico City in 2023. The most common type of crime was theft or robbery on the street or public transport, which accounted for around **** percent of the total number of crimes. In 2023, the crime incidence rate in the country's capital was around ****** crimes per 100,000 inhabitants.

March 2023 ranked as the month with the highest number of reported crimes in Mexico City during the study period, with ****** cases. In contrast, February 2025 recorded the lowest figure with less than ****** reported crimes.

This dataset contains all crime in Mexico by state and city from January 2015 to July 2022. The data was translated to English using Power Query to extract the entire set and a custom function that access the Google Translate API.

In 2023, there were ****** crimes in Mexico City per 100,000 inhabitants. This represented an increase after two of the lowest values reported the previous years. Furthermore, the number of crime victims per 100,000 inhabitants in Mexico City in 2023, made it the third federal entity with the highest victimization rate in Mexico that year.

A total of *** persons were murdered in Mexico City in 2024. The highest number of intentional homicides was registered in March 2023, with ** victims.

A total of over ************ crimes were committed in Mexico City in 2023. The northern and eastern regions were the areas that registered the largest number of crimes, with around a million each. The most common type of crime was theft or robbery on the street or public transport, which accounted for nearly ******* of all committed crimes.

Descriptive statistics of monthly registered Life and bodily integrity crimes in Mexico per state and year.

Using historical data on the size of state-specific Mexican birth cohorts and geographic migration networks between Mexican states and US metropolitan areas, I construct an instrumental variable that predicts decadal migration from Mexico to the United States. The intuition behind this identification strategy is that larger historical birth cohorts in Mexico yield more potential migrants once each birth cohort reaches prime migration age. I report evidence that Mexican immigration is associated with a decline in property crimes and an increase in aggravated assaults. The available evidence suggests that this is not an artifact of reduced crime reporting among immigrants.

A total of over ******* crimes were reported in Mexico City in 2023, a significantly smaller figure than the estimate of the total number of crimes. The western and southern regions were the areas that registered the largest number of reported crimes.

This study analyzes whether femicide in Mexico has increased more severely than other life and bodily integrity crimes (e.g., homicide, culpable homicide, injuries, malicious injuries, abortion, and other crimes that threaten life). To achieve this, the Executive Secretariat of the National Public Security System database was cleaned and the number of femicides per 100,000 inhabitants was calculated, for the period from January 2016 to March 2022 in all states of Mexico. Through descriptive statistics, non-parametric analysis of means, and hypothesis tests, we demonstrate that the states with the highest number of femicides are the Estado de Mexico (State of Mexico), Ciudad de Mexico (Mexico City), and Veracruz; moreover, the number of femicides exhibits a growing trend while the total number of life and bodily integrity crimes does not. Finally, we forecast the number of femicides for the next five months. To our knowledge, there is no other article that analyzes the growth trend of femicide compared to other crimes. Visualizing and understanding that femicide is on the rise compared with other types of crimes can help the government and legislators generate policies that are consistent with the magnitude of the problem.

FBI National Incident-Based Reporting System (FBI NIBRS) crime data for Mexico Police Department (City) in Missouri, including incidents, statistics, demographics, and detailed incident information.

The average number of crimes per victim in Mexico City stood at approximately **** in 2023. Between 2010 and 2023, the number rose by around ****, though the increase followed an uneven trajectory rather than a consistent upward trend.

Mood median test: Life and bodily integrity crimes versus year.

The crime prevalence rate per 100,000 inhabitants aged 18 and over in Mexico City was approximately ****** in 2023. Between 2010 and 2023, the rate rose by around ***, though the increase followed an uneven trajectory rather than a consistent upward trend.

However, I can suggest some popular Netflix movies and TV shows that were well-received up to that point. Keep in mind that the availability of content on Netflix may vary based on your region, and new releases may have come out since my last update. Here are some recommendations:

Movies: The Irishman (2019): A crime drama directed by Martin Scorsese, featuring an ensemble cast led by Robert De Niro.

**Roma (2018): **A visually stunning drama directed by Alfonso Cuarón, exploring the life of a domestic worker in Mexico City.

**Bird Box (2018): **A suspenseful thriller starring Sandra Bullock, where characters must navigate a post-apocalyptic world while blindfolded.

**Extraction (2020): **An action-packed film with Chris Hemsworth as a black-market mercenary tasked with rescuing a crime lord's kidnapped son.

The Trial of the Chicago 7 (2020): A legal drama based on true events, depicting the trial of seven activists during the Vietnam War protests.

The Devil All the Time (2020): A dark and gripping psychological thriller with an ensemble cast, including Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson.

**Enola Holmes (2020): **A mystery-adventure film following the teenage sister of Sherlock Holmes, played by Millie Bobby Brown.

**The Old Guard (2020): **A sci-fi action film featuring Charlize Theron as the leader of a group of immortal mercenaries.

Mank (2020): A biographical drama directed by David Fincher, exploring the life of screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz during the making of "Citizen Kane."

**Da 5 Bloods (2020): **A war drama directed by Spike Lee, following a group of African American Vietnam War veterans who return to Vietnam.

TV Shows: **Stranger Things: **A sci-fi/horror series set in the '80s, blending supernatural elements with a group of kids encountering mysterious occurrences.

The Crown: A historical drama chronicling the reign of Queen Elizabeth II and the events that shaped the second half of the 20th century.

Narcos: A crime drama based on the rise and fall of notorious drug cartels in Colombia, with a focus on Pablo Escobar.

Money Heist (La Casa de Papel): A Spanish heist crime drama series where a group of criminals executes intricate plans to rob the Royal Mint of Spain.

**Ozark: **A tense thriller about a financial planner who relocates his family to the Ozarks to launder money for a Mexican drug cartel.

**The Witcher: **A fantasy series based on the book series, following Geralt of Rivia as he navigates a world filled with magic, monsters, and political intrigue.

**Dark: **A mind-bending German sci-fi thriller that involves time travel and multiple interconnected families across different timelines.

Mindhunter: A crime thriller series following FBI agents as they study and interview serial killers to understand criminal psychology.

Black Mirror: An anthology series that explores the dark and often dystopian aspects of modern society and technology.

The Umbrella Academy: A superhero series centered around a dysfunctional family of adopted siblings with extraordinary abilities.

PROGRAM: def display_netflix_content(): netflix_content = { "Movies": { 2019: ["The Irishman"], 2018: ["Roma", "Bird Box"], 2020: ["Extraction", "The Trial of the Chicago 7", "The Devil All the Time", "Enola Holmes", "The Old Guard", "Mank", "Da 5 Bloods"] }, "TV Shows": { "Drama": ["The Crown", "Ozark"], "Sci-Fi/Fantasy": ["Stranger Things", "The Witcher", "Dark", "The Umbrella Academy"], "Crime": ["Narcos", "Money Heist (La Casa de Papel)", "Mindhunter"], "Anthology": ["Black Mirror"] } }

print("### Netflix Content Explorer ###")

while True:
  print("

Categories:") print("1. Movies") print("2. TV Shows") print("3. Exit")

  choice = input("Select a category (1-3): ")

  if choice == "1":
    print("

Netflix Movies ###")

    for year, movies in netflix_content["Movies"].items():
      print(f"

{year}:") for movie in movies: print(f"- {movie}")

  elif choice == "2":
    print("

Netflix TV Shows ###")

    for genre, shows in netflix_content["TV Shows"].items():
      print(f"

{genre}:") for show in shows: print(f"- {show}")

  elif choice == "3":
    print("Exiting. Goodbye!")
    break

  else:
    print("Invalid choice. Please enter a valid option.")

if name == "_main_": display_netflix_content()

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Abstract This article discusses the characteristics of victims, perpetrators, and circumstances of homicides committed against members of sexual minorities in Mexico City since 1995. The article describes the cases; and suggests some of the main factors and contexts of lethal violence against lesbian, bisexual, transsexual, travestis, gays, and other men who have sex and affective relations with men. Rather than homophobia, these crimes are connected, to a great extent, with men's models of socialization, and gender violence between them. Discrimination and stigma exert but an indirect influence on crimes against sexual minorities.

Discover the booming Mexico surveillance IP camera market! This comprehensive analysis reveals a $451.3M market in 2025, poised for 11.77% CAGR growth through 2033. Learn about key drivers, trends, restraints, leading companies, and regional insights. Maximize your understanding of this lucrative market. Recent developments include: February 2024: Reolink, a surveillance camera manufacturer, launched the Reolink Duo 3 PoE camera, marking the debut of its new lineup of 16MP cameras. This 16MP series is designed to address the frequent challenges of low resolution and clarity faced by users of other popular dual-lens cameras. The upgraded dual-lens cameras come equipped with features such as image-stitching for a comprehensive 180-degree view, the capability to capture intricate details from distances of up to 80 feet, and cutting-edge Motion Track technology., January 2024: Hikvision, a global leader in security solutions, unveiled its latest innovation: the Stealth Edition Cameras. Sporting a sleek black housing, these cameras not only present a modern aesthetic but are also equipped with state-of-the-art features. Highlights include round-the-clock full-color imaging powered by ColorVu and sophisticated AI detection capabilities for both humans and vehicles, courtesy of AcuSense technology. The cameras' eye-catching black design harmoniously merges style with groundbreaking features, especially their trailblazing AI video technology.. Key drivers for this market are: Government Initiatives and Investments, Rising Crime Rate and Growing Consumer Awareness About Surveillance Cameras Driving the Market. Potential restraints include: Government Initiatives and Investments, Rising Crime Rate and Growing Consumer Awareness About Surveillance Cameras Driving the Market. Notable trends are: Rising Crime Rate and Growing Consumer Awareness About Surveillance Cameras Driving the Market.

The Latin American public safety market, valued at $51.11 million in 2025, is poised for significant growth, exhibiting a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 6.40% from 2025 to 2033. This expansion is driven by several key factors. Rising crime rates across major Latin American cities are compelling governments to invest heavily in advanced technologies for improved surveillance, crime prevention, and emergency response. Furthermore, increasing adoption of cloud-based solutions offers scalability and cost-effectiveness, fueling market growth. The market is segmented by component (software – encompassing location management, record management, investigation management, crime analysis, and criminal intelligence – and services), deployment mode (on-premise and cloud), and end-user industry (medical, transportation, law enforcement, firefighting, and others). The increasing prevalence of sophisticated cybercrime necessitates robust cybersecurity measures within public safety systems, further boosting demand for specialized software and services. Government initiatives promoting digital transformation and smart city projects are also contributing positively to market expansion. However, challenges such as budgetary constraints in certain regions and the need for robust data privacy regulations could act as potential restraints. The significant market share held by law enforcement agencies is expected to remain prominent throughout the forecast period. The robust growth trajectory is fueled by the increasing adoption of integrated security systems offering comprehensive solutions. Companies like Cisco, Esri, Genetec, Honeywell, and Motorola Solutions are major players, leveraging their expertise in advanced technologies to cater to the evolving needs of Latin American public safety agencies. The market is witnessing a transition towards cloud-based solutions driven by their inherent flexibility and enhanced accessibility. This trend is particularly pronounced in regions with improved internet infrastructure. The presence of established players alongside emerging technology providers ensures a competitive market, spurring innovation and driving down costs. Continued investment in research and development of cutting-edge technologies will be crucial in shaping the market landscape and effectively addressing the escalating security challenges in the region. Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, and Colombia are anticipated to represent significant portions of the market, reflecting their larger populations and higher crime rates. Recent developments include: February 2024: Irisity, a Swedish AI and video analytics software provider, increased investments in Latin America, focusing on public security, transportation, and mission-critical infrastructure. The company supplies technology in countries like Mexico and Argentina and supports emergency services in Ecuador and the Dominican Republic. Additionally, Irisity collaborates with the Uruguayan security firm Grupo Securitas. The regional strategy includes bolstering brand recognition, expanding the team, and fostering partnerships with integrators, resellers, and camera manufacturers., June 2023: Hexagon AB's Safety, Infrastructure & Geospatial division launched a new Citizen Reporting portal for its HxGN OnCall Records suite. The portal allows citizens to file police reports online, search for incident records, request services, and view incident maps. According to the company, this public-facing portal aims to streamline interactions between citizens and law enforcement agencies, increase transparency, and alleviate staffing challenges that public safety agencies and local governments face.. Key drivers for this market are: Increasing Investments in Advanced Cybersecurity Technologies to Protect Sensitive Data, Critical Infrastructure, Stringent Government Regulations to Invest in Safety Measures to Enhance Safety. Potential restraints include: Increasing Investments in Advanced Cybersecurity Technologies to Protect Sensitive Data, Critical Infrastructure, Stringent Government Regulations to Invest in Safety Measures to Enhance Safety. Notable trends are: Software Component to Hold Significant Market Share.

The purpose of this study was to assess voter attitudes towards the energy crisis in California, opening the Mexican border and general policy priorities for 2001 in San Diego County. Respondents were asked about their top priorities for local officials in 2001, whether or not they have heard of Governor Gray Davis, the Public Utilities Commission, Southern California Edison, San Diego Gas and Electric, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors, The San Diego City Council, State Senator Steve Peace, San Diego Mayor Dick Murphy and Mexican President Vicente Fox and were asked if they had a favorable or unfavorable attitude toward each. Respondents were also asked who they felt was the most responsible for the energy crisis and how worried they were about electricity shortages or blackouts in their area. Respondents were asked how seriously they viewed the possibility of utility bankruptcy, and whether or not they felt the state should allow the utilities to go bankrupt. Further, respondents were asked a series of possible solutions to the energy crisis and how much of a difference they thought it would have on the current energy crisis. They were asked how much they spent last month on their electricity bill. A series of questions were asked about proposals to open the border between the U.S. and Mexico: whether or not respondents favor doing so, who they felt would benefit the most from an open border, and perceived impact of an open border on the local economy. Demographic variables include the length of time the respondent has been living in San Diego County and the United States, political party identification, strength of party identification, actual party registration of the respondent (from county election sources), education, the number of individuals over the age of 18 living in the respondent's household, date of birth, marital status, ethnicity (if they identified Hispanic, a sub-category is included), household income, and gender. There are also geographic variables including city of the respondent and a recoded variable for region of the county (North County, City of San Diego/La Jolla and the El Cajon/Chula Vista/Border area) and a dummy variable for whether or not the respondent lives in the City of San Diego.