Violent Video Game Tax Is Getting Closer to Reality

A recent Human Rights Watch report from 2025 indicates that Mexico continues to struggle with very high levels of homicide and violent crime. While the peak year was 2022, when six cities saw more than 100 homicides for every 100,000 people, the national rate has dipped slightly to around 25 per 100,000. However, a rise in reported missing persons suggests the number of actual homicides may not have decreased as much as the statistics show. Drug cartels are largely responsible for the ongoing violence, and the government has found it difficult to control them.







