At the moment (2012-2013), Syria is a quite dangerous place because there is a civil war taking place. In Syria, 100 people are dying everyday - that's 3100 people a month. You should note however, that Mexico's war on drugs is still raging on, with some 23 dead per day due to clashes between drug cartels and the Mexican police and army, and between the cartels themselves.
Murder rate in Mexico is 15 intentional homicides per 100,000 people. Syria's murder rate is only 3 homicides per 100,000 people. However, you need to take into account other factors such as population (112 million Mexicans vs. 22.5 million Syrians) and general life quality and well-being.
In general terms, you will be more secure in Syria, but the country laws are much more severe than Mexico's. One instance is alcohol: drinking alcohol in public is unacceptable and sometimes illegal in most places around the country.
Mexico.
Fennel is originally from, Syria, India, Mexico and some more others.
Translated = Ayuda Mexico a Siria
Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua. It is the most dangerous place to live in Mexico these days.
Yes, traveling to Mexico is very dangerous. Especially with outbreaks of the swine flu, you don't want to go to Mexico.
No more than Mexico,Guatemala Honduras and many Middle east countries.
Mexico
Of course not. It has a high crime rate at VERY specific areas in northern Mexico, but other countries with civil war, or with social unrest (e.g. no real government) are much more dangerous than Mexico. These are known as "failed states", including Somalia, Sudan, Afghanistan or Haiti.
Difficult to know. From which year are you counting? Right now, Mexico has more than 8000 kidnappings per year, making it the most dangerous country in this regard.
Syria was formerly a French Mandate. While technically this means that Syria was not colonized, a mandate was more or less a colony.
yes
No, too dangerous this year.