By Erick León

In September, 84.5% of adults in the city of Puebla said they felt unsafe, according to the ENSU survey cited by Quadratín. The national proportion was 58.1%. Changes compared with June and the previous year were not statistically significant; this concerns public perceptions, an indicator distinct from recorded crime.
Source: Quadratín Puebla. Published October 23, 2026.
Related coverage in Spanish: Article 1 · Article 2 · Article 3 · Article 4
Read the original Spanish version. Originally published on October 25, 2026.
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