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Juarez drops on 2024 list of world’s most-violent cities

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Heriberto Perez, KVIA
Ciudad Juárez

JUAREZ, Chihuahua (KVIA) -- Ciudad Juárez no longer ranks in the top ten of the list of most-violent cities in the world.

The list, put together by a Mexican public safety think tank and various civic groups, is released yearly.

A year ago, Juarez ranked tenth on the list. Now, the city ranks thirteenth.

Also, five U.S. cities made an appearance on the think tank's list: Memphis, Baltimore, New Orleans, Detroit, and Cleveland.

Read through the complete list below:

2024 Most-Violent Cities Worldwide

  • 1. Port-au-Prince metro area, Haiti
  • 2. Colima metro area, Mexico
  • 3. Acapulco, Mexico
  • 4. Manzanillo metro area, Mexico
  • 5. Tijuana metro area, Mexico
  • 6. Ciudad Obregon, Mexico
  • 7. Machala metro area, Ecuador
  • 8. Celaya metro area, Mexico
  • 9. Zamora metro area, Mexico
  • 10. Port of Spain metro, Trinidad and Tobago
  • 11. Cuernavaca metro area, Mexico
  • 12. Guayaquil metro area, Ecuador
  • 13. Juárez, Mexico
  • 14. Mandela Bay, South Africa
  • 15. Manabi Center metro area, Ecuador
  • 16. Cape Town, South Africa
  • 17. Culiacan, Mexico
  • 18. Buffalo, South Africa
  • 19. Uruapan, Mexico
  • 20. Durban, South Africa
  • 21. Irapuato metro area, Mexico
  • 22. Feira de Santana, Brazil
  • 23. Johannesburg, South Africa
  • 24. Kingston metro area, Jamaica
  • 25. Memphis, United States
  • 26. Santa Marta metro area, Colombia
  • 27. Chihuahua City, Mexico
  • 28. Chilpancingo metro area, Mexico
  • 29. Cali metro area, Colombia
  • 30. Zacatecas metro area, Mexico
  • 31. Recife metro area, Brazil
  • 32. León metro area, Mexico
  • 33. Palmira, Colombia
  • 34. Fotaleza metro area, Brazil
  • 35. Salvador metro area, Brazil
  • 36. Baranquilla metro area, Colombia
  • 37. Tapachula metro area, Mexico
  • 38. Benito Juarez, Mexico
  • 39. Cucuta metro area, Colombia
  • 40. Baltimore, United States
  • 41. Maceio, Brazil
  • 42. Villa Hermosa, Tabasco center metro area, Mexico
  • 43. Cartagena metro area, Colombia
  • 44. Porto Velho metro area, Brazil
  • 45. New Orleans, United States
  • 46. Detroit, United States
  • 47. Manaus, Brazil
  • 48. Cleveland, United States
  • 49. Morelia, Mexico
  • 50. Caruaru, Brazil
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