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2. ↑ ( 8 January 2014 ). " How Did Venezuela Become So Violent?n ". Error: journal= not stated . Archived from the original on 2014-12-31 . Retrieved on 16 December 2014 .
3. ↑ ( 28 December 2015 ). " Observer group: Venezuelan homicide rate rose in 2015, rivaling El Salvador as world's highest ". Fox News . Retrieved on 29 December 2015 .
4. ↑ ( 29 December 2016 ). " With 28,479 killings, Venezuela takes second spot on world murder ranking ". El País . Retrieved on 31 December 2016 .
5. ↑ ^{a b} GLOBAL STUDY ON HOMICIDE 2011 . UNODC . Retrieved on 16 December 2014 .
6. ↑ ^{a b} GLOBAL STUDY ON HOMICIDE 2014 . UNODC . Retrieved on 16 December 2014 .
7. ↑ ( 10 December 2014 ). " Global homicide rates drop, but nearly 500,000 murdered in 2012 ". Error: journal= not stated . Retrieved on 16 December 2014 .