Overview
- Segob staff gave biometric data on Monday in the first pilot for the upgraded CURP.
- The new record captures a face photo, fingerprints, an iris scan and an electronic signature, with a QR code for authorized checks.
- Leaders present the system as a social‑justice tool that guarantees a unique, verifiable and protected identity.
- Authorities say the biometric link will help cut duplicate files, identity theft and misuse of personal data in public services.
- A government fact‑check rejected claims of sharing Mexicans’ biometrics with the United States, saying health credential data connect public institutions inside Mexico.