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Thursday, November 12, 2026

How safe is Mexico? MND hits the streets to get foreign residents’ take

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It’s a question many of us who live here have been asked — and one that’s not necessarily easy to answer.

With that in mind, Mexico News Daily hit the streets of Mexico City to ask foreigners and Mexicans how safe they feel.

In the latest episode of our new video series, we also speak with a security expert, explore how safety varies across the country and look at security data — including findings from the MND Expat Safety Perceptions Index.

Watch the full “MND Hits the Streets” episode below, and visit our YouTube channel for more videos about Mexico.

Is Mexico safe? The answer isn't so simple | MND Hits The Streets - Episode 3

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