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sioux4noff

Jun 13, 2012, 10:59 AM

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I read the Siempre Libres most days, and did not see anything that attributes 70 murders to the area. Did they define "the area" - could be including Guadalajara and Tepic for all I know.

Certainly more than you used to hear about, but that sounds pretty high.

BTW, ALL local papers are scandal rags

hunteradvisor

Jun 14, 2012, 3:15 AM

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http://www.gadling.com/2012/03/01/crime-in-mexico-is-puerto-vallarta-unsafe-for-travelers/
Puerto Vallarta- population- 255,725- homicides- 56 (2011) rate per 100,000-21.96
Miami- population- 399,457- homicides- 84 (2010) rate per 100,000- 21.0
Cleveland- population- 396,815- homicides- 88 (2011) - rate per 100,000- 22.2
Oakland- population- 390,724- homicides- 95 (2010) - rate per 100,000- 24.35
St. Louis- population- 319, 294- homicides- 144 (2010) - rate per 100,000- 45.14
New Orleans- population- 343,829- homicides- 199 (2011)- rate per 100,000- 58.0
Orlando- population- 238,300- homicides- 28 (2011)- rate per 100,000- 11.76
Las Vegas- population- 583, 756- homicides- 86 in 2011, 116 in 2010- rate per 100,000- 14.75/19.89
Buffalo- population- 261,310- homicides- 36 in 2011, 55 in 2010- rate per 100,000- 13.79/21.07
Not sure where his stats were derived, but they are similar to others I have found. We live south of PV and it's where we conduct all of our iz and shop.
Isabel
www.RanchoSolyMar.com

happyjack

Jun 14, 2012, 9:33 AM

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Nice post. Not just because of the information but for the fact you have stepped up to the plate and are helping to denounce the fact of an Unsafe and dangerous Mexico.
There are around a dozen posters who have stepped up and made a statement on this post. Good for them and thank you very much.
It would be nice to see some of the "lurkers" make a post, let the forum´s readers know that life is good in Mexico. It is election year, don´t be shy. There may be nay sayers but be assured you will be supported in supporting Mexico.

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