The ten most dangerous cities, let alone travel, are passing by to remind you to be careful.
1st Place: Tijuana, Mexico
Mexico's fourth-largest city, 19 kilometers from San Diego, is the world's busiest border crossing, and about 40 million people are brought into the United States from Tihua every year.
Once one of the world's top tourist cities, Tijuana received 16 million visitors a year at its peak, with a per capita income of $18,000 20 years ago. But with the proliferation of gangs and drugs in Mexico, Tijuana topped the list of the most dangerous cities in just a decade, killing 132.24 people per 100,000 people a year.
2nd place: Juárez, Mexico
The famous phrase "too far from heaven, too close to the United States" comes from Juárez, and the United States is only separated by a Rio Grande River, and at the end of the last century, tens of thousands of factories blindly expanded and employed in short supply, resulting in Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras and other unemployed homeless people flocking in, coinciding with the large-scale repatriation of prisoners in the United States, directly accelerating the deterioration of public security.
By 2020, juarez, nearly half of the businesses in Juarez have closed, 150,000 homes have been abandoned, and 700,000 people have been forced to leave due to violence.
Third place: Mexico Acapulco
Home to the longest, widest and most beautiful beaches in Mexico, Acapulco was revived by cruise ships in the early 2000s, but as the Mexican government fought against the gangsters, the tourist city's government and police departments were infiltrated by gangsters. In 2018, the Mexican government disarmed all police in Acapulco and took over directly by the army.
However, nothing has improved, and Acapulco still maintains a record of 130 murders per 100,000 people per year.
4th place: Los Cabos, Mexico
Los Cabos was once the first of The Five Tourist Cities in Mexico, and the peninsula's livable climate is favored by the Rich in the United States and Canada, but it is also polluted by Mexican gangsters, and the number one murders in the world soared to 560 in 2018, and now maintains the record of 113 people killed every 100,000 people every year.
Los Cabos is also one of the rare cities in the world where armed military police patrol the coast 24 hours a day.
Fifth place: Caracas, Venezuela
The Caracas metropolitan area has a population of about 5 million and is a major commercial city in Latin America. But the chaos in Caracas has long been known, and since its founding in the 16th century, it has been known as the "Crime Capital of Latin America".
In 2018, 111.2 people were killed per 100,000 people a year in Caracas, and Wikipedia labeled it as "More than 98% of crimes in Caracas go unrecorded."
6th place: Natal, South Africa
The city, controlled by Africa's new generation of blacks, also boasts one of the world's most famous "slums and rich areas." The vast majority believe that the main reason why Natal is so chaotic is that the black-and-white population ratio changed from 2-8 in the early days to 7-3, and in 1980 it was known for its violence, setting a record of 8 people killed and 14 attacked every day for a decade.
7th place: Brazil Vitória da Conquista
Homicides are not that high in the city, about 60 people per 100,000 people are killed every year, but the incidence of robberies, assaults and thefts is much higher than in other cities on the list, with a population of less than 300,000, contributing nearly half of Brazil's drug trade, known as the "Brazilian gangster capital".
8th place: Cape Town, South Africa
Cape Town was once known as "the most beautiful city in Africa", and in 2014 it was also voted "the world's best tourist city" by the United States, but the actual situation is that McDonald's and KFC in Cape Town have to be equipped with bulletproof glass, and the official data is: There are 130 non-gangs in the Cape Town business district alone, with more than 100,000 members, who contribute 77 murders per 100,000 people per year, and 3157 murders in 2018-2019. An average of 8.7 cases a day, cape town has a long-term garrison of plainclothes military police, with the "privilege of shooting at any time".
Ninth place: St. Louis, USA
St. Louis, the second largest city in Missouri, started in the 19th century with ports, trade and transportation, is one of the famous "slave states" in the United States, and is the city with the sharpest contradiction between black and white people in the United States.
Since the legal gun system in the United States, St. Louis has been the largest underground gun market in the United States, it is said that 60% of the illegal gun trade in the United States is carried out here, directly prompting the United States to establish an "illegal gun strike force", and now more than 10% of the local residents are victims, east St. Louis Street has the title of "the most dangerous neighborhood in the United States".
10th place: Baltimore, USA
Baltimore was once awarded the title of "America's Greatest City", the birthplace of the first telegraph line in the United States, and the headquarters of the earliest trade union in the United States, once becoming an economic benchmark city in the eastern United States.
In 1960, a large number of blacks poured into Baltimore, the white middle class was overwhelmed and moved away, and businesses were bankrupt or relocated under the pressure of unions, and by 2002, Baltimore's population pattern had changed from 90% white in the early days to 80% black, unemployment was as high as 30%, and more than 1/3 of the citizens were victims. A few years ago, many Chinese tycoons "bought 1 villa for 1 dollar", which is said to be baltimore abandoned property.
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