Mexico Grapples With a Surge in Violence

13 Dec 2016

“By the end of October, at least 96 people had been killed in the border city of Ciudad Juárez. It was the highest monthly tally since 2012, sowing fears of a return to the gangland mayhem that once earned this city the title of the most violent place in the world.”

Source: Mexico Grapples With a Surge in Violence – The New York Times

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