The violence of the "narcos" comes to Mexico City.

Mexico, October 28 .- The capital of Mexico, usually unrelated to the violence of drug cartels, was shaken today by the killing of six youths on the street, a day in which five workers were also killed in Chihuahua.

Join today with 53 people killed the last seven days in Mexico in five multiple killings allegedly perpetrated by organized crime, in which most of, Star Trek Gold, the victims were young.

The massacre in Mexico City, which survived a person who is recovering in a hospital, took place in the Morelos district in Tepito, an area known colloquially as the "barrio bravo" for smuggling drugs and weapons.

The prosecutor (fiscal) General of the Federal District, Miguel Angel Mancera, said today that the crime could be due, darkfall gold, to a dispute between drug dealers, but also reminded to act in that neighborhood several bands who steal cars.

The victims are young people aged between 22 and 28 years and were attacked by at least three unknown men who escaped in a vehicle.

For its part, in the border state of Chihuahua, which has the highest level of, sto credits, violence in Mexico and Ciudad Juarez is located, four women and one man died and 14 others were injured when an armed group shooting three buses that ferried workers Eagle Ottawa company, dedicated to developing automotive leather upholstery.

The workers, mostly women, finished their night shift after midnight and were taken to their homes in company buses.

The, ffxiv gil, attack occurred in a village of Valle de Juarez, a few hundred kilometers from the city of Ciudad Juarez.

Most of the wounded are women, who make up the bulk of the workforce of firms located in northern Mexico, where elaborate textiles, televisions and cars, among other things.

The victims are women between 21 and 45 years of age.

According to the attorney general of Chihuahua, Carlos Manuel Salas, the attack on the workers could be the result of a kidnapping, but offered no details.

The recent wave of killings began on Oct. 22 in Ciudad Juarez, where 14 youths were killed at a party in a crime that authorities say could be linked to a settling of accounts between gangs in the service of organized crime.

Mexico not recovered from that shock when two days later in Tijuana killed 13 people more riddled a drug rehabilitation center.

Authorities are investigating whether this killing is related to the recent seizure of 134.2 historical in Tijuana because unknown tons of marijuana issued by the frequency of threats from the police radio that "this is just beginning" and that 135 people will be killed.

Last Wednesday another 15 youths were killed and two others injured in a car wash business in the city of Nayarit.

Of the 15 victims at least ten were treated for drug rehabilitation, and currently do not have clues about those responsible.

The five massacres perpetrated in the last seven days in Mexico are a chapter of violence in parts of the country, where they were killedmore than 28,000 people since December 2006 in clashes related to the action of organized crime.