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Hardening Sanctions Against Document Forgery
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More than 800 complaints and millions of losses reflected the magnitude of the problem in the entity IVÁN LÓPEZ/PORTAVOZ PHOTO: ALEJANDRO LÓPEZ Counterfeiting documents in Chiapas has ceased to be a clandestine act to become a functional tool of the system. From manipulated scriptures to cloned credentials, the alteration of papers is part of an informal economy and a bureaucracy that often prefers to look elsewhere. This week, the local Congres…
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