US EditionEnusc 2024: Between Reality and Perception
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The National Urban Survey of Citizen Security is the second largest survey carried out in the country, only after CASEN, with a sample of 24,472 dwellings in 136 urban communes. Its level of representativeness and methodology guarantees technical soundness, allowing us to design public policies based on robust evidence.In its version 2024, ENUSC reflects a challenging panorama, which transcends the figures and challenges us to adapt our policies…
This Monday, from the Ministry of Public Security, the Undersecretary of Crime Prevention (SPD) and the National Institute of...
The Ministry of Public Security, in collaboration with the National Institute of Statistics (INE), published the results of the National Urban Survey of Citizen Security (ENUSC) 2024, a study that shows the number of people and households who have been victims of crime, as well as the perception of insecurity among the population. These results correspond to the twenty-first version of the survey, becoming one of the most experienced victimizati…
According to the results of the National Urban Survey of Citizen Security, Enusc 2024, a survey that provides information on the victimization of persons and households, the perception of insecurity, the survey was carried out by the Ministry of Public Security in conjunction with the National Institute of Statistics.
On Monday, the National Urban Survey of Citizen Security (ENUSC) 2024 was released, which showed that 87.7% perceive an increase in crime over the last twelve months. This figure shows no variations from the 2023 measurement. On the other hand, 74.5% of people consider that crime has increased [...] The entry ENUSC 2024: 87.7% perceive an increase in crime was first published in INFOGATE.
The Ministry of Public Security, in collaboration with the National Institute of Statistics (INE), published this morning the results of the National Urban Survey of Citizen Security (ENUSC) 2024. The study shows the number of persons and households who have been victims of crime, as well as the perception of insecurity among the population. With regard to the results of the 2024 edition, at the national level, 8.5 per cent of households have be…
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