Ricardo Salinas Pliego shared on social networks the menu that he tasted with his collaborators of the salinas Group in the traditional end of the year festivity.
This ostentatious celebration takes place just when Ricardo salinas Pliego has lost more than 5 billion dollars after the fall of Elektra shares on the Mexican Stock exchange.
This was the menu of Ricardo Salinas Pliego and his collaborators
Ricardo Salinas Pliego He showed off on social media the menu of the celebration he had with his collaborators, which was:
- Bean, carrot, celery, herbs and serrano ham soup
- Salmon tart with mango, avocado and crispy beans
- Beef ossobuco with rosemary with carrot puree and garlic beans
- Mussels and lobster tail Normandie with baked potatoes and sautéed green beans
- German chocolate cake with liqueur ice cream 43
Regarding the dessert, Ricardo Salinas Pliego made an ironic post displaying the elegant dessert saying that “this is what poverty feels like.”
Ricardo Salinas Pliego jokes at the Grupo Salinas celebration
The great celebration of Ricardo Salinas Pliego it had a sky theme, with blue, white and olive green colors; There were also smoke machines and live music.
On social networks, ricardo Salinas Pliego joked about the theme of the celebration saying that he still “doesn’t have to go with Saint Peter” because he has to fight against “the lefties.”
“Me reaching heaven… and what does Saint Peter say to me, it’s not your turn yet, You have to continue fighting on earth against the Shitty Lefties” reads his post.
Ricardo Salinas Pliego loses millions of pesos after Elektra shares fall
This Monday, December 2, a 71% collapse was reported in the shares of the Elektra storeproperty of Ricardo Salinas Pliegothis after not having quoted in the Mexican Stock Exchange from July 2024.
after a meeting of shareholders, it was agreed that next Friday, December 27, the cancellation of Elektra shares on the Mexican Stock Exchangeas more than 95% of shareholders expressed their interest in privatizing the company.
This fall in shares caused Elektra lost her valueas it whent from 7 billion to only 2.3 billion dollars.
how can leaders better align their celebrations wiht the current economic realities of their stakeholders?
Interview between Time.news Editor adn Economic Expert on Salinas Pliego’s End-of-Year Celebration
Time.news Editor: Welcome too our segment today! I’m joined by Dr. Elena Morán, an expert in economic behavior and corporate ethics.We’re here to discuss an intriguing event that has sparked conversations across social media. Recently,Ricardo Salinas Pliego,a prominent Mexican businessman,shared the lavish menu of his end-of-year celebration with collaborators,despite facing significant financial losses. Dr. Morán, what are your frist impressions of this situation?
Dr. Elena Morán: Thank you for having me! It’s indeed a fascinating case. On one hand, you have a prominent figure in the business world celebrating a customary festivity, and on the other, there’s the stark reality of his financial decline—over 5 billion dollars lost due to the fall of Elektra shares. It raises questions about the perception of wealth, duty, and the role of social media in showcasing one’s lifestyle.
Time.news Editor: Right? Manny see such displays as tone-deaf in the context of economic challenges. How do you think this kind of ostentatious celebration affects the public’s perception of wealthy individuals, especially in times of financial hardship?
Dr. Elena Morán: It certainly complicates the narrative. Celebrating in such a grandiose fashion can be perceived as diminishing the struggles of others—especially when many are facing economic uncertainties. It can create a disconnect between the realities of the average person and the lifestyle choices of the ultra-wealthy. Those in positions of power have a responsibility to be aware of their influence. Celebrations like this can come off as insensitive.
time.news Editor: Absolutely.Additionally, Salinas’ choice to share this menu publicly could be viewed as a way to maintain a certain image or brand. What are your thoughts on the intersection of social media and wealth display?
Dr. Elena Morán: Social media has transformed how we communicate wealth and success. For many, it becomes a stage to showcase not just lifestyle, but also status. In Salinas’ case, sharing the menu could be seen as an attempt to reinforce his brand as a triumphant businessman despite the current financial setbacks. It reflects the culture of visibility that many wealthy individuals feel compelled to maintain, regardless of their circumstances.
Time.news Editor: That’s an interesting point. It truly seems that the pressure to project success can sometimes override the reality of one’s situation. Do you think such a celebration could impact the morale of his employees or stakeholders, knowing the financial losses involved?
Dr. Elena Morán: Yes, it definitely could.While celebrations are essential for fostering team spirit and recognition, the context matters significantly. If employees feel that their leader is out of touch with the broader economic challenges they may be facing, it might create resentment or disconnect. Employees could feel undervalued or demotivated if they perceive an imbalance between the company’s struggles and the leader’s extravagant lifestyle.
Time.news Editor: Well said. As we conclude, what advice would you give to leaders in similar positions about balancing their celebrations and public image during economically challenging times?
Dr. Elena Morán: Leaders should practice mindfulness in their celebrations, especially during downturns. Acknowledging the challenges, being transparent about the company’s situation, and opting for more modest celebrations can demonstrate authenticity and empathy. It’s all about creating a culture of shared experiences and understanding the differing realities of individuals within the association. Building trust and showing solidarity can be more valuable than an extravagant display.
Time.news Editor: Thank you, dr. Morán, for your insights on this complex issue.The balance between personal celebration and public perception, especially in times of financial distress, is a crucial topic for leaders to consider moving forward.
Dr. Elena Morán: Thank you for having me. It’s been a pleasure discussing this important subject!
Time.news editor: And thank you to our audience for tuning in. We’ll see you next time!