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1 January 2012CopyrightJose Luis Ramos-Zurita

Anti-counterfeiting in Mexico: the foreseeable future

After all the efforts that have been made in that last few years in Mexico, most notably the ones undertaken by customs authorities (General Customs Administration or AGA, a branch of the Federal government that is part of the Servicio de Administración Tributaria—SAT— the Mexican equivalent of the Internal Revenue Service in the US), it seems that there is a part of the Mexican government establishment that deliberately wants to slow down the progress that is under way.

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