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Stop U.S.-Fueled Violence
in MexicoPolicymakers in Washington know that the Mexican state and armed forces are deeply involved in widespread crimes, and also that they have committed serious violations with weapons sold by the U.S. Yet since 2012, Washington has sold billions of dollars worth of weapons and military equipment to those same forces.ESPAÑOL
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Two Mass Killings by Shooters in Mexico in as Many Days
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Firearms Recovered in Mexico, 2010-2018
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Mexicans are killing each other at record rates. The U.S. provides the guns
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Tenemos un problema de armas de fuego, y no sabemos verlo: un podcast de México Evalúa
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Mexico says will focus on arms smuggling at U.S. meeting on migrant flows
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Restore controls over dangerous gun exports
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México buscará en Washington congelar tráfico ilícito de armas desde EEUU
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Cerca de 40.000 armas compró en 2018 el Ejército Mexicano, 4.000 de ellos anti-tanque
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Banning high-capacity magazines in the U.S. will strengthen security, save many lives in Mexico
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Luz en el debate sobre armas
U.S. Gun Makes Exported to Mexico, 2007-2017
This interactive map shows gun companies and the number of guns they exported to Mexico that were sold to (mostly) Mexican policy and to private individuals. Source of data is the Mexican military; gun company locations are from the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. Click on a dollar icon to see the amount of guns sold to Mexican police and individuals by year and type.