New data highlights Mexico City's parks and La Merced Market as top hotspots for assaults and thefts, raising safety concerns for both residents and tourists.
Mexico City’s iconic public spaces, from lush green parks to bustling street markets, are central to the capital’s identity and economy. But new data compiled from official sources paints a troubling picture—some of these beloved locations are also the most dangerous when it comes to theft and assault.
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