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Mexico reports 48% decrease in homicides over two years, says president
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- The murder rate in Mexico has decreased by 48% between September 2024 and June 2026, according to President Claudia Sheinbaum.
- Sheinbaum attributes the reduction in homicides to the government's policies aimed at combating violence linked to organized crime.
- Experts have expressed skepticism regarding the data presented by Sheinbaum about the decrease in homicide rates.
- The reduction in violence comes after a prolonged period of high crime rates in Mexico.
- The announcement was made during a recent public statement by President Sheinbaum.
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