What are the odds of a Canadian getting attacked in Mexico?

According to the U.S. Department of State, in 2021, there were 14 reported homicides of Canadian citizens in Mexico. This represented a decrease of 38% from the 23 homicides reported in 2020. The 14 homicides occurred in the following states:

* Baja California: 5

* Guerrero: 3

* Jalisco: 2

* Mexico: 2

* Quintana Roo: 1

* Sonora: 1

While the number of reported homicides has decreased, the U.S. Department of State still advises Canadian citizens to exercise caution when travelling to Mexico, as there is a high level of crime in some areas. In particular, travellers are advised to avoid the following areas:

* Baja California

* Chihuahua

* Coahuila

* Durango

* Guerrero

* Jalisco

* Michoacán

* Nayarit

* Nuevo León

* San Luis Potosí

* Sonora

* Tamaulipas

* Zacatecas

In addition to crime, there is also a risk of natural disasters in Mexico, such as earthquakes, hurricanes, and floods. Travellers should be aware of these risks and take appropriate precautions.

If you are considering travelling to Mexico, it is important to do your research and be aware of the risks involved. You should also purchase travel insurance to protect yourself in case of an emergency.