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Tweet - "Nearly one in every four murders around the world takes place in just four countries: Brazil, Venezuela, Mexico and Colombia. Last year, a record 63,808 people were mur-dered in Brazil. Mexico also set a record at 31,174, with murders so far this year up another 20%."

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By: John Cornyn

Date: Sept. 21, 2018

Issues: Foreign Affairs

"Nearly one in every four murders around the world takes place in just four countries: Brazil, Venezuela, Mexico and Colombia. Last year, a record 63,808 people were mur-dered in Brazil. Mexico also set a record at 31,174, with murders so far this year up another 20%."

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Tweet - "Nearly one in every four mur­ders around the world takes place in just four coun­tries: Brazil, Venezuela, Mex­ico and Colombia. Last year, a record 63,808 peo­ple were mur-dered in Brazil. Mex­ico also set a record at 31,174, with mur­ders so far this year up an­other 20%."

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Tweet - "Nearly one in every four murders around the world takes place in just four countries: Brazil, Venezuela, Mexico and Colombia. Last year, a record 63,808 people were mur-dered in Brazil. Mexico also set a record at 31,174, with murders so far this year up another 20%."