Perception of insecurity in Mexico increases to 65.

8% in December
According to preliminary data from the federal government
released in early January, Mexico closed 2021 with 33,410
intentional homicides, a reduction of 4.1% compared to 34,554
murders in 2020.
EFE.- The perception of insecurity among Mexicans increased from
64.5% in September to 65.8% in December, according to the
quarterly survey released this Wednesday by the National
Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi).
This means that 65.8% of the population aged 18 and over
perceives that living in their city is unsafe, an increase of 1.3
percentage points compared to the result of three months ago,
indicated the results of the National Urban Public Safety Survey.