Several violent incidents occurred in Morelos, Michoacan and Mexico State among which included the deaths of six women

22 Killed in one day in three mexican states

At least 22 people were killed in Mexico, including six women, in various violent incidents across the country, officials said.

In the state of Morelos, in the center of the country, four women were found dead this morning, said in a statement the Attorney General of the state.

In the Mexico-Acapulco to Cuernavaca height appeared on the tarmac the bodies of three scantily clad women and tied with fatal injuries caused by gunshots.

Also in the town of Tepoztlan another woman was found dead after being hit by a gunshot to the head.

With these four deaths, seven women are murdered in this state in just one week.

In addition, two more women died in the state of Sinaloa in western Mexico; one was found in a motel room with a gunshot to the head and the other was thrown from a moving vehicle on the road-Quila Old Bear, after having been beaten, police ministerial status.

In the state of Michoacan, a total of eight men were shot dead by suspected drug hitmen.

The Attorney General of the State reported that five of the bodies were located in the village of San Gregorio, in the municipality of Venustiano Carranza, where four of the bodies were burned in a truck that was stolen.

The fifth victim was found dismembered in several plastic bags near the charred vehicle.

Also, three men were killed a mile from where were the other five bodies. None of the victims has been identified.

This morning, in the municipality of Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico State, the bodies of three men were found dead with gunshot injuries and, according to reports in the press, the place was left a card signed by the cartel La Familia Michoacana.

The media also reported the deaths of three people in three different events, although this information has not been confirmed.

Confirmed to Efe the Attorney General of the State of Mexico in Ecatepec also found the bodies of two men wounded by firearms.

The wave of violence unleashed by the conflict between criminal organizations and those with security forces in several regions has caused in the past six years more than 50 thousand deaths in the country.