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Mdulo 1.

Introduccin al problema de la violencia y la delincuencia


Material de apoyo
Bibliografa

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Mapas

1. Grficos del reporte global de homicidios 2013 de la UNODC


2. Homicide rates at the sub-national level (2012 or latest year)
3. Male homicide rate, by country or territory (2012 or latest year)
4. Percentage distribution of homicide mechanisms, by sub-region (2012 or latest year)

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