Adán’s is the most luxurious tower in Tabasco. Before, from Cabal

Adán Augusto López Hernández along with former governors Manuel Andrade Díaz, Mario Trujillo García and David Gustavo Gutiérrez Ruiz, all of the PRI, are shareholders of the Villahermosa Business Tower, the tallest and most luxurious office building in all of Tabasco and Southeastern Mexico, which in 1992 was purchased by Cabal Peniche in his capacity as president of Banco Unión, who expanded it to 19 floors with a heliport.

Mexico City, October 27 However).- The Senator Adán Augusto López Hernández He is co-owner of the tallest and most luxurious office building in all of Tabasco and Southeast Mexico, the Villahermosa Business Tower, which belonged to the PRI politician Carlos Hank González and the Salinas banker Carlos Cabal Peniche, many of whose partners are also his, including three former governors of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) and their families.

The Villahermosa Business Tower, located in the most expensive area of ​​the capital of Tabasco, is owned by the company Corporación Inmobiliaria Villahermosa, SA de CV, of which López Hernández is a shareholder along with former governors Manuel Andrade Díaz, Mario Trujillo García and David Gustavo Gutiérrez Ruiz, all of the PRI, the latter two partners of Cabal Peniche in Banca Unión when Carlos Salinas de Gortari assigned without having any experience in financial matters.

The coordinator of the Morena senators and former governor of Tabasco also has his notary office in a property that was owned by Cabal Peniche, located at Plutarco Elías Calles 515, and which, in addition, was the campaign home of Roberto Madrazo Pintado in the 1994 election, when the banker assured that he financed him with five million dollars, 15 million dollars for Ernesto Zedillo and an equal amount for Luis Donaldo Colosio before being murdered.

These personal and political links of the president of the Senate Political Coordination Board are not fortuitous: As a member of the PRI, he was linked to the group of former governor Manuel Gurría Ordóñez, whose political leader was Hank González, who in the early nineties partnered with Trujillo García to build the Villahermosa Business Tower, which in 1992 was purchased by Cabal Peniche in his capacity as president of Banco Unión, who expanded it to 19 apartments with helipad.

In his financial statements as Secretary of the Interior of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, López Hernández assured that he receives 3.6 million pesos per year for rent that presumably correspond to the Villahermosa Business Tower, property of the company of which he is a partner, Corporación Inmobiliaria Villahermosa, SA de CV, whose majority shareholder is Gutiérrez Ruiz, with 54 percent of the shares, according to the Public Registry minutes. of the Property owned by the reporter.

This politician and businessman, who was the last Governor of Quintana Roo as a territory and later was general secretary of the National Confederation of Popular Organizations (CNOP) of the PRI with Luis Echeverría, led a group of investors from Tabasco who associated with Cabal Peniche to acquire Banco Unión, among them the majority of the current partners of the company that owns the Villahermosa Business Tower, of which López Hernández is a partner of 26 other shareholders, including Gonzalo Quintana Giordano, who presided over the electoral body in the fraudulent Madrazo election in 1994.

The Morena Senator owns only 50 of the 2,368 shares, equivalent to only 2,111 percent of the total, but a businessman who is a close friend of his, Hugo Miguel Vignola Palma, joined last year as the second largest shareholder, only behind Gutiérrez Ruiz, when he bought 105 shares, equivalent to 4,434 percent of the total.

The other partners of López Hernández in Corporación Inmobiliaria Villahermosa, SA de CV are the aforementioned Quintana Giordano, builder who owns the newspaper Giftwith 52 shares, the same amount owned by former governor Andrade Díaz, for whom the Morena Senator was campaign coordinator, in 2000, an election that the Electoral Tribunal of the Judicial Branch of the Federation (TEPJF) annulled as fraudulent.

Also partners of López Hernández are the late Fernando Pazos de la Torre, brother of PAN member Luis Pazos, who owned 50 shares, as well as Beatriz, Ana María and Georgina Trujillo Zentella, heirs of former governor Mario Trujillo, Hank’s partner who began building Torre Empresarial Villahermosa, the last of whom were members of Madrazo’s cabinet.

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Trujillo García and Hank González were the main instigators of Madrazo to withdraw from resigning as Governor-elect and assuming office as Secretary of Education, after a study by the then electoral advisors José Agustín Ortiz Pinchetti and Santiago Creel accredited fraud in the election of November 20, 1994.

Hank and Trujillo plotted the rebellion against Ernesto Zedillo and ordered gang members to violently evict the Plaza de Armas of Villahermosa, which was taken over by followers of López Obrador, on January 19, 1995, which allowed Madrazo to enter the Government Palace.

Another of López Hernández’s partners in the Villahermosa Real Estate Corporation, SA de CV is the recently deceased José Enrique Nadal Duhalt, owner of 52 shares, equivalent to 2,196 percent of the total, who was president of the board of directors when, in 2002, the Institute for the Protection of Bank Savings (IPAB) tried to sell the Business Tower, among other properties of Cabal Peniche when it was persecuted by the Bank’s bankruptcy. Union.

The composition of the 2,368 shares belonging to the company of which the coordinator of the Morena senators is a partner is as follows:

1.- David Gustavo Gutiérrez Ruiz 1,283 (54,182 percent).
2.- Hugo Miguel Vignola Palma 105 (4,434 percent).
3.- Luis Alberto Domínguez Fuentes 52 (2,196 percent).
4.- Ricardo Eduardo Rives Robles 52 (2,196 percent).
5.- Bertha Patricia Domínguez Hernández 52 (2,196 percent).
6.- Rocío Iliana Domínguez Hernández 52 (2,196%). 7.- José Enrique Nadal Duhalt (†) 52 (2,196 percent).
8.- Jaime Alfonso Domínguez Fuentes 52 (2,196 percent).
9.- Gonzalo Gaspar Quintana Giordano 52 (2,196 percent).
10.- Aida María Sainz Ponce (†) 52 (2,196 percent).
11.- Manuel Andrade Díaz 52 (2,196 percent).
12.- Manuel Calcáneo Castillo 52 (2,196 percent).
13.- Diego Nicolás Rosique Palavicini (†) 52 (2,196 percent).
14.- Jesús Darvelio Asmitia Padrón 52 (2,196 percent).
15.- Adán Augusto López Hernández 50 (2,111%).
16.- Fernando Laurencio Pazos De La Torre (†) 50 (2,111 percent).
17.- Javier Rosique León 50 (2,111 percent).
18.- Diego Gerardo Rosique León 50 (2,111 percent).
19.- Federico Jiménez Celorio 26 (1,098 percent).
20.- María Eugenia Solana Martínez 26 (1,098%). 21.- Beatriz Trujillo Zentella 18 (0.760 percent).
22.- Ana María Trujillo Zentella 17 (0.718 percent)
23.- Georgina Trujillo Zentella 17 (0.718 percent).
24.- Ondina del Socorro Sevilla Rovirosa 13 (0.549 percent).
25 José Manuel Sevilla Rovirosa 13 (0.549 percent).
26.- Rafael Francisco Sevilla Rovirosa 13 (0.549%). 27.- Juan Eduardo Sevilla Rovirosa 13 (0.549 percent).