CARLOS R. MENÉNDEZ LOSA (*) The warnings are beginning to come true. We were told it could happen, and the alarm bells are ringing again. For the third consecutive quarter, Mérida has fallen out of the “top ten” cities with the lowest perception of insecurity in Mexico, although it remains below the national average. Crime plays a role […]
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CARLOS R. MENÉNDEZ LOSA (*) The warnings are beginning to come true. We were told it could happen, and the alarm bells are ringing again. For the third consecutive quarter, Mérida has fallen out of the “top ten” cities with the lowest perception of insecurity in Mexico, although it remains below the national average. Crime plays a role […]