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In Mexico, the financial legal order regulating banking practices, specifically Article 100 of the Law on Credit Institutions, seems to fall outside the scope of constitutional provisions guaranteeing human rights of security, legal equality and access to justice in compliance with the essential procedural requirements; The foregoing is affirmed in as much as the article referred to includes, in the case of a dispute, the possibility that such may provide as proof of evidence, impressions certified by and authorized person that will have the same value as the ones in the books, records and documents microfilmed, even the ones recorded on optical disks obtained from its originals. Such provisions place the account holder in legal helplessness, because the credit institution, in certain way, it’s able to “create” its own evidence.

La violación de derechos humanos en la Ley de Instituciones de Crédito