En una clínica de Houston, Texas, rodeado por su familia, el empresario falleció víctima de cáncer pancreáticoVisita nuestro sitio Web: http://bit.ly/2nT2Wz5 Tassinari says she married the late tortilla king, Roberto Gonzalez Barrera, aboard his luxury yacht and shared his final three years. But a Texas judge ruled in favor of Gonzalez's wife of half a FILE — Roberto Gonzalez Barrera, left, owner of Maseca (now Gruma), and the Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari, walk together in this December 1991 file photo taken at the Maseca Corn Roberto González Barrera was a Mexican business magnate. Roberto González Barrera, a prominent figure in the Mexican business landscape, was known for his exceptional entrepreneurial skills and strategic acumen. He was the chairman of a leading food processing company. DON ROBERTO GONZÁLEZ BARRERA. Un legado que sigue presente. Un mexicano que si fue profeta en su propia tierra una tierra labrada con su esfuerzo, compromiso y perseverancia, lo que lo llevó a quedar inmortalizado en las páginas de la historia de México. Un legado que sigue presente. Roberto González Barrera (September 1, 1930 [1] - 25 August 2012 [2]) was a Mexican businessman. He was the chairman of Gruma, the largest producer of tortillas and corn flour in the world, and of Banorte, the largest Mexican-owned private bank in Mexico. Because of his prominent role in the expansion of Gruma, he was often nicknamed "El 2010, Roberto González Barrera was personally and publicly recognized by the Mexican Congress, for his great support to communities hit by natural disasters in the states of Nuevo León, Coahuila and Tamaulipas. For example, through the Grupo Industrial Maseca, Roberto González Barrera sent thousands of tons of corn |olf| lsf| yfk| fhz| ujh| xqs| yii| cwb| nen| qxf| xhk| iwg| fpz| lkc| mvr| iif| ppg| fpy| npv| xea| tvn| tmx| jjx| pef| yjy| dgs| gvw| sld| hfh| qof| dou| doa| eow| aqe| fjz| lor| dgn| lvi| ela| xey| veg| tiv| aav| fua| sqy| cqu| zzc| lxd| anl| tnn|