Cancun, a top Mexican tourist destination, faces rising crime, ranking 5th most dangerous nationally. Local leader Jorge Pat slams authorities for neglecting security, demands urgent action. Recent visit by national security chief highlights the crisis. Tourism at risk as safety concerns grow.
Violence against women in Mexico City has led to a surge in homemade pepper spray "recipes" shared online. Carrying such self-defense tools is illegal, with penalties up to 3 years in prison. The law puts women in a difficult position, forced to choose between personal safety and legal compliance.
Swedish delegation led by Ambassador Gunnar Aldén met with Mexican officials to boost business ties, focusing on automotive sector. 78 Swedish firms operate in Mexico, with new investments planned.
Mexico's urban safety survey reveals a shocking reality: 58.6% of adults feel unsafe in their cities. Tapachula tops the danger list with 91.9% feeling insecure. Even in 'safe' areas, fear persists. ATMs, public transport, and local streets remain hotspots of concern for many Mexicans.