By Prensa Latina,
Mexico : Only a few hours before an announced historical march for national security, 12 decapitated bodies were found in the Mexican state of Yucatan.
According to the police in the capital, the victims were not shot and their ages ranged from 25 to 35 years.
They were found by two teenagers in the suburbs of Merida, in the southeast of the capital, informed the assistant district attorney general of Justice, Rafael Acosta.
The crime was committed shortly before the executive secretary of the National Public Security System, Roberto Campa, qualified Yucatan as one of the safest states in the country, reported the Mexican daily, El Universal.
Meanwhile, social organizations of Mexico prepare details of a silent march to begin tomorrow in the main cities of the nation to express population indignation over the increasing rate of criminality.