Two out of every three states in Mexico do not have accurate and truthful data on the number of homicides that are committed each year, as revealed this Wednesday by a study from the organization México Evalúa.
The document called "Fallas de Origen" managed to identify the errors and omissions in the homicide counts reported by the 32 attorney general's offices in the country.
Through four components -among them, the precision of intentional homicides, irregularities in culpable homicides, correlations in culpable homicides, and intentional homicides- the report allowed to obtain the Index . . .
