Yes; it has a homicide rate of 18 per 100,000 population. For comparison purposes, the United States has a homicide rate of 5 per 100,000 population.
It should be noted however, that regional homicide rate wildly varies among states, as Mexico's northern states take the brunt of the Mexican War on Drugs. Therefore, you can find very dangerous areas such as Juarez with a murder rate of 229 people per 100,000 inhabitants, putting it as the second most dangerous city in the world. On the other hand, you can find states such as Baja California Sur, Yucatan and Hidalgo, with murder rates lower than 5 per 100,000 inhabitants.
The state of Yucatan, home of the Chichen Itza ruins, has a murder rate of 1.72 per 100,000 inhabitants. This makes it much safer than say, Canada (2.1 murders per 100,000).
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The War against Drugs.
Is there any trouble with drug dealers and violence from Mexico in El Cajon, CA and the San diego, Ca areas?
Drug-related violence and tap water. No joke; it is for real.
The most dangerous state in Mexico is currently Guerrero, due to high levels of violence and crime, particularly in cities like Acapulco.
The greatest challenge of Mexico is combating the illegal drug trade that crosses the American border. Full employment is the goal of the government.
there was a problem because Texas used to be Mexico's and Texas was taken away and Mexico still wanted to keep a part of their country that was th conflict
They Are Leaving because of the Cartel Violence that's going on. And Also Poverty.
The country is experiencing a wave of violence but here are a few relatively safe destinations: Mexico City Puebla, Veracruz, Playa del Carmen and Puerto Escondido.
Tourism rates in Mexico may be declining due to concerns over safety and security, natural disasters, economic instability, and negative perceptions in the media. Factors such as political unrest, violence, health issues, and changes in government policies can also impact tourism in Mexico.
Extreme violence among rival gangs for the control of drug routes into the US. Travel to such city is not advised.
Unfortunately, no. The region between Juarez-El Paso and Brownsville-Matamoros is one of the most dangerous in Mexico right now due to the drug cartel violence.