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For the past decade, InSight Crime has tracked and analyzed homicide rates across Latin America and the Caribbean, combining data-driven research with on-the-ground investigations. Our experts have uncovered how local criminal dynamics and organized crime have shaped violence throughout the region.

Join us as we break down country-specific homicide trends, reveal what our research has uncovered, and share the methodology behind our efforts to monitor and understand murder rates in the hemisphere.


** What happened in Central America in 2024?
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Every country in Central America, except Panama, reported a decrease in homicide rates in 2024. While El Salvador’s official data shows a decline, the reports likely exaggerate the actual amount, since the country’s government does not follow the Bogotá Protocol, the regional standard for measuring homicides. As a result, El Salvador’s results are not comparable with other countries that use the Bogotá Protocol.

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Join us for our next event on April 28th, as we unravel homicide trends in El Salvador and other countries in the region, share what our analysis of more than 10 years has revealed, and explain the methodology behind our efforts to monitor and understand homicide rates in the hemisphere.
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The InSight Crime Team

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