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SOURCE http://www.cheatsheet.com/culture/travelers-beware-10-of-the-most-dangerous-cities-in-the-world.html/?a=viewall

America is rife with dangerous cities — or so you may think. While cities like Baltimore and Chicago have seen their fair share of violence in the very recent past, outside of the confines of America, violence and danger are much more commonplace.

The world’s most violent cities are almost exclusively in South and Central America. There are a number of factors at work that have led to escalating danger in these areas, none more prominent than the Drug War, and the crushing poverty that envelopes many developing nations. Economically, these are areas that have been struggling for decades, and as people struggle to get ahead, they often turn to crime and violence to make things work.

The Citizens’ Council for Public Security and Criminal Justice, a Mexican think tank, annually analyzes data from across the world to develop rankings for the world’s most dangerous cities. Using statistics like murder rates, the group looks at cities with populations of more than 300,000, and puts together a top-50 list of the most dangerous cities worldwide.

We’ve cherry-picked ten of them, seeing as how travelers will probably find themselves in these areas more than in some of the other cities listed. You can see the entire 50-item list for yourself, or follow along below.

Here are ten of the world’s most dangerous cities. Happy traveling!

1. San Pedro Sula, Honduras
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San Pedro Sula, located in the northern part of Honduras, was the most violent and dangerous city on Earth, per the rankings. The city, called the ‘murder capital of the world,’ has been beset by violence stemming from the drug trade, and numerous gangs fighting for power. Political corruption and poverty also play into it, and many refugees have fled north to — you guessed it — the U.S.

For those trekking through Central America, you may want to steer clear of San Pedro Sula.

2. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Don’t be fooled by the glitz and glamour of the World Cup and Olympic games that are set for Rio next year — the city is in trouble. Despite the fact that Rio is attracting big-time events, the seedy underbelly of violence and despair is still very much on display, and it can lead to some real danger for travelers. Tips for staying safe include passing on any drugs offered, staying sober, and not showing off your gadgets — including smartphones and tablets.

3. Cape Town, South Africa
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It’s not just shark attacks that should have you on-edge in Cape Town. Crime is a real problem in this South African city, with a lot of the blame being placed at the feet of the South African government. Gang fighting is one of the main reasons Cape Town has become the “most dangerous city in Africa.” Though Cape Town has its scary parts, tourist areas, thankfully, are typically out of harm’s way.

4. San Salvador, El Salvador
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A relatively short trip from the dangers of Honduras is San Salvador, the largest city in the small nation of El Salvador. El Salvador is notorious for spawning one of the most violent and feared gangs in the entire world: MS-13. Because of the city’s gang problem, many refugees have headed north in search of relief from the violence, and poverty gripping the country. The Drug War hasn’t done this country any favors, and the effects of the Contra operations in the 1980s still haunt the region as well.

5. Kabul, Afghanistan
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This is a rather obvious entry, but Kabul, Afghanistan, is not really a place that travelers and tourists are going to want to visit — at least for the foreseeable future. The city and nation are still embroiled in the post-9/11 War on Terror, with the Taliban and U.S. forces duking it out across the countryside. Add to that the growth of ISIS, along with tensions in Iran, and Afghanistan is pretty much scratched-off the list of must-see places.

6. Baghdad, Iraq
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Though Baghdad is one of the world’s oldest and most culture-rich cities, there’s really no reason for casual tourists to be there at this point in time. Like Kabul, Baghdad is still in the throes of war, and it’s considered unsafe for travelers. Perhaps in another decade?

7. Caracas, Venezuela
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Venezuela has slipped into a deeply-troubled economic time, with Hugo Chavez’s government doing more harm than good in trying to get the struggling nation to its feet. As a result, things have deteriorated, and Caracas has become rife with gang violence. More than 24,000 people were murdered in Venezuela last year, if that puts things into perspective. On a swing through South America, consider skipping Caracas.

8. Acapulco, Mexico
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Acapulco, Mexico used to be a place filled with tourists, flocking to the pristine beaches, blue water, and ample margaritas. That time has passed, and the city is now beset by danger and violence. The Mexican military has even had to be called in to help calm things down, all while the city tries to keep attracting tourism dollars. With many other Mexican locales to visit, Acapulco is one city that travelers can easily avoid.

9. Guatemala City, Guatemala
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Yet another Central American metropolis, Guatemala City shares many of the same troubles as its neighbors, El Salvador and Honduras. Gang problems, drug trafficking, and poverty all have people fleeing the country, and there seems to be no answer thus far as to how to deal with it. Though it’s a beautiful city with tons of history and culture, the danger of crime and violence is enough to dissuade even the bravest tourists.

10. St. Louis, USA
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We wanted to include one entry from the U.S., and in terms of the rankings, St. Louis is the most dangerous city in America. Beating out other relatively dangerous cities like Chicago, St. Louis has suffered from a rash of violence in recent years, with the riots in Ferguson being a perfect example. Parts of St. Louis are economically ravaged, with lots of poverty and violence creating a vast disconnect between the people and local leaders. Though St. Louis is vastly more safe than cities in Central America, it’s still suffering from serious issues.

HOPE YOU THINK TWICE THE NEXT TIME YOU PLAN ON TRAVELING TO ANY OF THIS PLACES....

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how much will it take our Government to transform this country like dis? the rich is getting richer and the poor... I don't even know their stand again

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andyanders:
Op, sorry for the death of your loved one, but I will have to let you understand that your reasoning is poor and uncalled for as it regards to what killed your loved one.

People die through cardiac arrest or what is also known as heart failure.

How can a grown up person like you start raising issue as if someone killed him. Footballers who supposed to be medically fit, die.

Unless you want to tell us that ONLY people from your village die after going home, then you need to go back to your village as the gods of your village is angry with you guys.

whatever you wanna say na for ur pocket...the person who killed him has already confessed

am an igbo person too am not high on anything and ive just said my mind .....

Ibelong2God:
My brother, take his corpse for autopsy. He might have eaten poison or had cardiac arrest

my brother he was poisoned... my village youth has already taken up the matter and have found out the killer... he was killed by his only brother... their parents gave birth to only two of them...the brother of Mr Tony gave the family land to a native doctor to use... so when mr Tony got to the village he told him it wasn't proper.. then the brother poisoned him.. everything inside mr tonies body was melted to fluid....

The rate of killing by our own brothers in the east is so painful now.... yesterday I lost a relative.. he travelled to the village and when he was coming from the villa... he called us and told us he is close to lagos... we were happy.. his wife prepared his food for him and his little daughter was already jumping every where happy... after some time ..the next thing I heard was my phone ringing.... when I picked the call.. I was told that Mr tony had slumped at Maza Maza peace motor park ...I entered bike from ajangbadi straight to maza maza.. when I got their I saw him dead... the driver said he just came down from the bus.. slumped and died.. and that was the end.... this is the way many people die now.. without any thing happening to them.... someone just travels to the village.. and once his back the next thing is death or sickness.. why? we need to put a stop to this nonsense.. #thisnonsensemuststop enough is enough ...can something like the Bakasi boys still be brought up?

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