President of Grupo Corona is kidnapped and murdered in Mexico

Mexican businessman José Adrián Corona Radillo Reproduction Businessman José Adrián Corona Radillo, president of Grupo Corona, was kidnapped and murdered in Mexico. The information was released by the local press on Tuesday (6). The company he commanded was known in the country for its tequila production. ✅ Follow the g1 international news channel on WhatsApp According to the Mexican newspaper El Universal, Radillo was approached by criminals on a highway on December 27, in the state of Jalisco, in the west of the country. Authorities said he was traveling with his family when the car was intercepted. The criminals took the family’s personal belongings and kidnapped the businessman, leaving the other occupants on the highway. Radillo’s body was found two days later, near the scene of the crime. According to El Universal, the body showed signs of violence and gunshot wounds. See the videos that are trending on g1 The website Infobae reported that investigators are working on the hypothesis that Radillo was the victim of a random attack and that the crime was not related to business activities. The region where the kidnapping took place is considered dangerous. The group led by Radillo was founded in 1954 and is known in Mexico for producing drinks such as tequilas, wines and liqueurs. The Corona Group, however, is not the same one that produces Corona beer. Despite its Mexican origin, the brand belongs to Grupo Modelo, currently controlled by the Belgian-Brazilian multinational Anheuser-Busch InBev. READ ALSO Brothers are arrested after shooting into the air and celebrating Maduro’s arrest in Venezuela Trump orders US withdrawal from more than 60 international organizations White House says Trump wants to buy Greenland, but reaffirms that US can use military force

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