A few of the many results worth noting from the 2012 ENVIPE, INEGI's survey of Mexicans' report of how crime affects them and how secure they feel.
--INEGI, the autonomous statistical institute, estimates that last year 91.6% of crimes committed were not reported or not investigated. In 2010, the figure was 92.0%.
--Three out of five (63.2%) of victims didn't report crimes because they thought the authorities were "deficient": in essence, Mexicans said reporting crimes was a waste of time and nothing would happen.
--Of those crimes that were reported, in three out of five (61.8%) cases Mexicans said nothing happened or the case was not resolved. In 2010, the percentage was 57.9%.
--INEGI, the autonomous statistical institute, estimates that last year 91.6% of crimes committed were not reported or not investigated. In 2010, the figure was 92.0%.
--Three out of five (63.2%) of victims didn't report crimes because they thought the authorities were "deficient": in essence, Mexicans said reporting crimes was a waste of time and nothing would happen.
--Of those crimes that were reported, in three out of five (61.8%) cases Mexicans said nothing happened or the case was not resolved. In 2010, the percentage was 57.9%.
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