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EVENT: How to Reduce Homicide in Mexico - Lessons from around Latin America

By AQ Online

Join AQ in Mexico City as we launch our new issue, with keynote remarks from Alfonso Durazo.

After a record 29,000 murders in 2017, President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador has a historic opportunity to reduce violence in Mexico when he takes office in December. How best to do it? Experiences elsewhere in Latin America show progress is possible, and that the private sector and civil society must also play a role. Join Americas Quarterly in Mexico City as we launch our latest issue by convening local and international experts to discuss practical solutions. 

August 9, 2018...

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