Latin America

This is how much violence costs Mexico's economy

A soldier walks past graffiti depicting angel wings by artist Colette Miller in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico

A soldier walks past graffiti depicting angel wings in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico Image: REUTERS/Jose Luis Gonzalez

Camilla Schippa
Director, Institute for Economic and Peace
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