AMLO's daughter-in-law defended AIFA: “When our son grows up, he will feel proud of his grandfather”

After the inauguration of the Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, there were many congratulations he received from his guests, businessmen and governors of the State of Mexico, Hidalgo, Puebla, etc.

However, one of the most prominent came from his daughter-in-law, Carolyn Adams, an oil entrepreneur and wife of José Ramón López Beltrán, the firstborn son of the head of the Federal Executive, who shared a gallery on his social networks.

The main protagonist of the publication was his young son, Solomón Andrés, who can be seen walking by himself in the aisles of the AIFA, or in the arms of his father in the Mammoth Museum and other corners of construction.

This family trip made Carolyn Adams reflect, who praised the flagship airport of the Andrés Manuel government with growing up, as well as ensuring that in the future, when the president's grandson grows up, he will be proud of what his grandfather has achieved during the administration he heads.

“In my opinion, it's one of the nicest airports I've ever visited. Salo's little face expressed happiness when he knew every corner. It excites me from the heart to know that when our son grows up, he will feel a lot of pride in his grandfather. An airport built in record time by the great Mexican workforce. Excellent work! It's an honor to be with a workshop,” he wrote in his Instagram gallery.

José Ramón also shared a photo with Solomon on social media. Both admire one of the mammoth sculptures inside the museum, in honor of all the fossils of this species found while building the Felipe Angeles International Airport.

Both remain in the public eye for the disclosure of the cost of sale and rent of the house where they live in the state of Houston, where they enjoy various luxuries such as a pool, movie room, etc.

This was revealed by a report by Mexicans Against Corruption and Impunity (MCCI), and the building quickly went viral as “The Grey House”, referring to that of Enrique Peña Nieto and the then first lady, Angelica Rivera, and the couple were accused of conflict of interest over Adams' work in Baker Hughes, whose former manager owns the house they inhabit.

The last thing they commented on was various evidence of deposits that have been made as house rent, proof of transfer, proof of withdrawal from Adams' bank accounts, who rent personally the house that was questioned for failing to comply with the principles of republican austerity. The subject has not passed through his hands again.

But Carolyn Adams was not the only businesswoman who spoke highly of the airport in Saint Lucia. For example, Carlos Bremer, a representative of Value, said that the air terminal is “a work of art”, as well as praising the speed with which it was built.

In an interview with the media, businessman Carlos Slim was the first to react to AIFA, which he referred to as “a spectacular construction”, and then flattered the time in which it was built, as well as assuring that he did little from CDMX.

For her part, Patricia Armendáriz, who in addition to being Morena's deputy is the director of Sustainable Finance, said through a video on her official Twitter that it is a useful and truly modernist airport.

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