Carolyn Adams, wife of José Ramón López Beltrán, son of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, clarified that her daughter’s party was not funded with public money but with the income she and the minor’s father earned through their work
In a statement published on Instagram, Carolyn Adams said she would not tolerate the slander and insults that were poured out after photos of the event, which featured a circus performance, were published.
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“We remember that our daughter is a minor and does not deserve criticism,” he said.
He also emphasized that he does not belong to the political class and does not belong to any government, and he does not live from corruption.
“We are outraged at the way this event has been falsified and made the subject of baseless allegations.”
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In the letter he also defends the President’s son as he states that the statements made about him are also unfounded, for which he expresses his respect for being a great father, stepfather and husband.
Who is Carolyn Adams, wife of Amlo’s older son?
Carolyn Adams is 38 years old and married to José Ramón López Beltrán before AMLO began her six-year tenure.
His father is originally from the United States while his mother, Catarina Solano, was born in Brazil. Therefore, the woman has both nationalities.
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She herself shared part of her professional profile on her Instagram account.
“I studied in San Diego, where I received the Bill Clinton Scholarship (William Jefferson Clinton Scholarship), which gave me the opportunity to study and intern in the United Arab Emirates.”
In his profile he highlights that he also worked at the United Nations (UN) in New York City and because of work problems he moved to Mexico, where he met José Ramón.
Adams worked at British Petroleum in Dubai for more than ten years and came to Mexico in 2016 where he worked at a company affiliated with Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex).
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