Remigio Ángel González

Remigio Ángel González (born June 14, 1944) is a Mexican-born owner of the Latin American media network Albavisión. He has lived in Miami since 1987. and by some accounts is now worth $2bn. Many Latin American countries have laws restricting foreign ownership, and as a result the network has a range of "phantom companies run by local relatives, friends and stand-ins"; running them. González also owns three stations in Costa Rica, as well as five in the south of his native México, operating as Canal 13. He has a strong influence in Guatemalan politics, for example giving $650,000 to Vinicio Cerezo's 1985 presidential campaign,

As of August 2018, Gonzalez owned 35 television channels, 114 radio stations and two newspaper companies in 11 Latin American countries.

Personal life He is better known as "the Ghost" (el Fantasma) because he deliberately avoids appearing in public. Because of this, only a few photographs of him exist.

His second wife, Alba Elvira Lorenzana, is the largest shareholder of Radio y Televisión de Guatemala, S.A. and Televisiete S.A.; their daughter Jani González Lorenzana (born 1973) is a psychologist by profession, and is the main shareholder of Interacel Argentina as well as holding shares on Televisiete.

González is seen as a gourmet eater, but prefers to eat in low-profile restaurants in Coral Gables, Florida, in order to evade encounters with his questionable invitees. His lunches, often with political figures, are crucial for the political alignment of his stations in the countries where they operate, and often last from 12pm to 5pm.