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What Cancún’s Tourists Don’t See Is a Sprawling Concrete Jungle

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Cancún , Mexico ’s over-promoted and hugely popular tourist destination, has exceeded its tourist carrying capacity for more than a decade .

Celia Pérez , a 33-year-old single mother from Guatemala , says she envies the rich.

She rarely has enough time and money to go to the beach and cannot find green areas or decent, safe public spaces for her son to play.

For the wealthy, jungle is being removed to build luxury complexes adorned with grass; for the rich, new developments come complete with gardens.

Cancún registered 21 neighborhoods with a high or very high incidence of crime, 19 of which are located in the northern zone where green spaces or public parks are scarce.

Public spaces are generators of social cohesion, where people meet and recognize each other, creating identity.

They help to densify the social fabric, contributing to improve security, especially for vulnerable groups.

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