Blog del narco tamaulipas 2016
Several studies have documented the increase in homicidal violence in the young Mexican population in this century thus, homicides have become the leading cause of death among young Mexican men in recent years. Vidas Truncadas: el exceso de homicidios en la juventud de América Latina, 1990-2010. En: Alvarado A, Concha-Eastman A, Spinelli H, Peres MFT. or are related to the social context - the family setting (domestic violence), the school (harassment, bullying) or the community (gangs, drug dealing, characteristics of the neighborhood where they live) - rendering young people extremely vulnerable to violence. Guadalajara: Editorial Universitaria 2016. Conducta violenta: Impacto biopsicosocial. Juventud, homicidio y esperanza de vida en México. González-Pérez GJ, Vega-López MG, Muñoz de la Torre A. Young Mexicans - especially men - play a key role in this crime escalation, as there are conditions in Mexico that increase their risk of becoming victims of criminal acts or even perpetrators of those crimes: these conditions are either of a structural nature - for example, the persistent social inequality 3 3. Narcotráfico y corrupción: las formas de la violencia en México en el siglo XXI. In this context, Mexico is no exception, as violence in this country has reached sufficiently high levels - in magnitude, intensity and cruelty - to make insecurity a central issue in the public debate at the national level. a sensible assertion given the high rates of homicides that have characterized the region in recent years. Informe Regional de Desarrollo Humano 2013-2014 Seguridad ciudadana con rostro humano: Diagnóstico y propuestas para América Latina. Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Desarrollo.
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As a result of the deterioration of security, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has stated that “the weak flank of the region is violence, crime and insecurity,” 1 1.
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Violence is, at present, one of the greatest concerns of Latin American citizens. Homicide Adolescent Young Adult Life Expectancy Violence Mexico Factors such as the presence of drug trafficking, illegal firearms and the perception of insecurity explain the variations in the years of male life expectancy lost due to youth homicide within the Mexican states in the 2014-2016 period. The male temporary life expectancy decreased between the three-year periods in the country and in 25 states years of male life expectancy lost due to youth homicide increased in 31 states, in eight of them with a figure higher than 0.5 years in the 2014-2016 period. Through a linear regression analysis, factors associated with the variations of the years of male life expectancy lost due to youth homicide among states were identified. Based on official data, male temporary life expectancy (MTLE) between 0 to 85 years of age and years of male life expectancy lost, in total and due to youth homicide, were calculated in each three-year period. This study analyzes the impact of youth homicide (between 15 and 29 years of age) on male life expectancy in Mexico and its 32 states in the periods 16, and identifies the factors that best explain the variations in the years of male life expectancy lost (YMLEL) due to youth homicide at the state level in 2014-2016.