NewzDuring 2025, the state of Baja California, Mexico, recorded a high frequency of lethal violence against women, with one female homicide occurring every 39 hours. Data indicates that the municipalities of Tijuana and Mexicali, which serve as the state's most populous urban centers, accounted for the highest concentration of these feminicides.
The findings, derived from reporting on regional crime statistics, highlight a persistent public safety challenge within these specific jurisdictions. The concentration of these incidents in the state's largest cities underscores the ongoing severity of gender-based violence in the region throughout the current year.
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