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Troubled Paradise Jordan Lion: Austin Fenter: Brad Hurd: IDS 1999 Did You Ever Wonder Mexico Cartels Tourism Poverty Crimes

Tourism: “Paradise”  Cancun,Yucatan, and Campeche  50 million  Westernized  Murders<1 (year)

Tourism: The crime within U.S Citizen Deaths Armed Robberies Pick Pockets ATM Thefts

Is that water safe?! … Tourist Hotels… water/ice Tap Water Beware the street vendor Fruits

Nature’s Interruptions HurricanesSeason Mud Slides “Ring of Fire” EruptionsAshPopocatépetl

Conditions…. Conditions 2/3 poor housing Description 50%- piping/running water Air Pollution 30% no sewage Poverty and severe alcoholism

Cartels: Boarder cities Drug related deaths- 34,612 Billions

Robberies and Kidnappings Highway 57 Carjacking Increased tourist kidnapping Overall Murder Rate

Is it safe? TravelingDayNightAreasLivingPovertyCrime Mexico Safe? 50% yes No

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