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Crime in Mexico remains a complex and evolving issue, affecting public safety, tourism, local economies, and international perceptions. This section delivers in-depth news and analysis on organized crime, cartel activity, corruption, homicides, extortion, theft, and law enforcement efforts across the country. We report on regional hotspots, including Mexico City, Jalisco, Guerrero, Michoacán, and Baja California, highlighting how crime trends vary by location. Coverage also includes policy changes, military interventions, and community responses to insecurity. Whether you’re a resident, traveler, policymaker, or concerned reader, this tag provides reliable reporting on the scope and impact of crime—from high-profile incidents to systemic challenges and local resilience efforts.

Mexican Navy seizes 4.5 tons of cocaine in Pacific with U.S. Coast Guard Assistance

Mexican Navy seizes 4.5 tons of cocaine in Pacific with U.S. Coast Guard Assistance

Mexican Navy and US Coast Guard intercepted a boat west of Isla Clarión, detaining five people and seizing over 4.5 tons of cocaine.
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Tiger Seized in Puerto Vallarta Raid, Foreigner Arrested

Authorities in Puerto Vallarta seized a young tigress and arrested a foreigner man after a federal search in El Caloso, Jalisco.
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High Surf and Rip Currents Spark Weekend Warnings in Puerto Vallarta

Puerto Vallarta Civil Protection warns of dangerous waves and rip currents through the weekend, urging beachgoers to stay out of the water.
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Six Vallarta Beaches Continue Under Red Flags Amid High Surf

Red flags are up at six Puerto Vallarta beaches after heavy surf and strong rip currents. Officials urge people to stay out of the sea.
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Mexico Sees Sharp Rise in Human Trafficking Cases

Mexico Sees Sharp Rise in Human Trafficking Cases

Official figures show Mexico’s reported human trafficking cases jumped 45% in a year, raising alarms about widespread, hidden exploitation.
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Red flags raised across Vallarta beaches due to dangerous surf

Red flags now cover all Puerto Vallarta beaches as high surf and rip currents intensify. Authorities say stay out of the water.
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Four beaches in Puerto Vallarta under Red Flag Warnings

Puerto Vallarta lifeguards raised red flags at four beaches Feb. 1 for rip currents; Holi also posted a purple warning for marine life.
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OXXO honors Playa del Carmen police for store safety

OXXO honors Playa del Carmen police for store safety

OXXO recognized Playa del Carmen municipal officers for responding to crimes against stores, highlighting a growing public-private safety push.
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Red and Yellow Flags Fly on Puerto Vallarta Beaches

Red and Yellow Flags Fly on Puerto Vallarta Beaches

Puerto Vallarta lifeguards kept a red flag at the Pitillal River mouth over possible harmful fauna; other main beaches remain yellow.
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Guanajuato boosts security after Salamanca field attack

Guanajuato boosts security after Salamanca field attack

Guanajuato reinforced patrols in Salamanca after gunmen killed 11 at a Loma de Flores soccer field; officials vow arrests.
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Tulum investigates 40 complaints against police officers

Tulum investigates 40 complaints against police officers

Tulum security command says 40 case files are open over police misconduct claims; two have enough evidence for internal-affairs follow-up.
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Gas leak evacuates Puerto Paraíso plaza in Cabo San Lucas

Gas leak evacuates Puerto Paraíso plaza in Cabo San Lucas

About 800 people evacuated from Plaza Puerto Paraíso in Cabo after a gas leak. Officials said it was contained and no one was hurt.
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