Mexico City.
Popovich rarely attended events.
He welcomed the delegation of investors from the United States.
But his expression was very stiff…
His younger brother, Aldous Wendell, stood beside him with his head lowered, appearing somewhat at a loss and still displaying a faint trace of a slap on his face, glancing sideways at his elder brother, hardly daring to breathe loudly.
This guy had directly signed contracts with over a dozen companies in Washington, U.S.A, such as granting the Fed exclusive agency rights to Mexican currency, including putting up the central railways, subways, and airports as mortgages to the renowned American company, JPMorgan!
It wasn't yet known as JPMorgan Chase, as it hadn't merged yet.
Centex Corporation acquired a vast tract of land—from Mexico City to the neighboring town of Isipata—spending a total of… 2.2 million US dollars!!!
Approximately 70 square kilometers of land!
Roughly 3 US dollars per square kilometer.
