Crime in Mexico City, Mexico

Mexico City has gotten safer in the last couple of years btw.

Sorry, not sure where these people are getting their experiences from. MC is perfectly fine. Its all fear mongering. Thousands upon thousands of foreigners here in MC and no issues.

Oh please to the anonymous person on Dec 19, 2019 the Middle East is much safer than any Latin American country, you are safer even in a place like Iran/Saudi Arabia than Mexico City or Argentina, there is no people with guns or random cartels blowing up cars and beheading people, the ME places with those things are done by TERRORISTS or because they are at WAR not because the local people just do that for fun like LatinAM countries... Turkey,Iran,Saudi,UAE,Morocco,Azerbaijan,Armenia,Georgia,Lebanon,Qatar,Oman,Jordan,Tunisia,Israel and Kuwait literally any of these countries is safer than LatinAM, you don't need "a type 3 armored car" in ME and if you don't believe me here is a video of a European woman walking around alone at night in Baghdad Iraq, a country that has been through hell and yet is still safer than LatinAM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Us9raH83h7c

I want to claim I was have fraud with one doctor his is dentist in Guadalajara his from Venezuela , he don’t have diploma in his office I am very upset he was robe my money I need help for reporting

I am a spaniard who lived in Mexico DF for more than five years. Mexico is a nice country and mexicans are nice, willing to help at all times and fair people. But dont get wrong yourself: is a dangerous country.
The level of corruption and lack of trustability of police is outstanding, specially the "local", "transit" and "judicial" police. The only one you can have moderate trust is Federal police.
The level of crime and violence is moderate during daytime and severe during the night. Do not travel by car during the night, this is a must. Risk of kidnapping is moderate to high at all times, and the resolution of 90% of the cases is really sad.
In the past in CDMX it was different from one area to other (Polanco to city-centre or Interlomas to Santa Fe, Tlanepantla to Naucalpan...) but nowadays is much more indiscriminate... anyway avoid Tepito and downtown areas during the night. Some cities and states are much more complicated (Sinaloa, Tamaulipas, Veracruz, Guerrero, Guadalajara) than others (Yucatan, Chiapas) and is directly related to the cartels internal fights.
If you are going to move to MX for a certain period, consider to buy a type 3 armored car (second hand they are inexpensive), be aware of your surroundings at all times, avoid night street walks, do not use public transportation (street taxis, "peseros" and "combis"), just "Uber" and pay special attention to kids at all times in malls and by the street.
Rest is fine

Statistically the capital again had by far the most murders for a Mexican city in 2019 (around 4,000) but people need to remember; it is a lot bigger than the others.

It's important to note that parts of Mexico City are under the travel warning issued by the U.S. government, a lot of people mistakenly think it isn't. This isn't correct. I can confirm that, yes, parts of the city are under a travel warning.

This doesn't mean it has the violence level of Middle Eastern or African cities that are within failed states. Like the vast majority of Latin America, it's still safe enough where you can take a vacation and be rest assured that nothing is likely to happen.

I'm a Englishman living in Mexico city for last 3 months and its such a fantastic city, The people are great and very warm and keep focused on were you are but I love this place and in fairness I always avoid western areas and prefer local people areas and ive never had a issue, I take precautions of course I use a wallet which is attached around a belt loop then inside pocket, I walk with confidence by not looking lost, I'm white Blue eyes brown hair and yes people look but I don't mind that I make every effort to be polite and respect this great city, Ive made a few friends now some of which I have to use google to translate, Just get involved and enjoy the culture, If you see obvious trouble try to avoid, avoid rush hour times on the metro and buses etc keep to main lit up streets, use UBER to travel from A to B at night, I walk myself but that's me and never have issues even stop off av a hotdog on my walks from the stalls in the street, I do read read though that there is assaults etc, yes wrong time wrong place maybe, Plan your route and try to avoid potential threats on yourself, Ive seen people walk past me earphones in all dressed up etc no observation or situational awareness to anything, keep switched on and enjoy life. Just my thought and I live and work all over the world, Mexico City is awesome