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Mexico: Mexico murder rate reaches all-time high
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Mexico saw a record number of murders in the first six months of the year, with an average 94 killings each day, according to the Mexico News Daily.
The news outlet, citing figures from the Secretariat of Security and Citizens Protection, noted that June saw the most murders of any month on record, with more than 3,000 people killed.
Submitter's note: How can the anti-gun liberals ignore this? Mexico has most of the restrictions on private gun ownership that they are pushing for. |
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