CLEAN : Has Ciudad Juarez found a solution

Ciudad Juarez, once known for its high murder rate due to cartel wars, has seen a significant decline in violence. Local business owners are optimistic about the city's future. The reduction in violence is attributed to either the dominance of El Chapo's cartel or effective security policies. Despite fewer murders, the drug trade remains active, with Juarez as a major crossing point for drugs. The Mexican government plans to use Juarez as a model for its anti-drug policies, although violence persists in other cities like Acapulco.

What is the attitude of local business owners in Ciudad Juarez towards the recent changes in the city?

• Optimistic about new opportunities

• Concerned about increasing violence

• Indifferent to the changes

• Pessimistic about the future

What was the primary cause of violence in Ciudad Juarez in 2010?

• Political instability

• War between rival cartels

• Economic downturn

• Natural disasters

How has the number of killings in Ciudad Juarez changed from 2010 to 2012?

• Increased significantly

• Fluctuated unpredictably

• Remained the same

• Decreased significantly

What is Ciudad Juarez's current role in the drug trade?

• A minor player in drug trafficking

• A new hub for legal drug production

• A major crossing point for drugs

• Completely free of drug activity

What is the Mexican government's plan regarding Ciudad Juarez?

• To focus solely on economic development

• To increase military presence

• To abandon the city

• To use it as a model for fighting drug crime