Mexican businessman Francisco Javier Rodríguez Borgio has achieved unstoppable growth in his company, reaching 20 establishments currently. Throughout his career, Rodríguez Borgio has been involved in various controversies, including legal issues.
In 2012, the offices of Grupo Gasolinero Mexicano (GGM), a company he was involved with, were raided by the PGR due to its alleged connection to the purchase of stolen hydrocarbons from Pemex. As a result of this investigation, Rodríguez Borgio deleted his social media profiles in 2014, where he used to share activities such as visits to football stadiums.
Javier Rodríguez Borgio is a co-founder of Big Bola Casinos, one of the largest casino companies in Mexico, established in 2005 alongside his brother Óscar. Over the years, he has been linked to money laundering cases and the purchase of offshore companies to carry out multimillion-dollar financial operations.
One of the most notorious controversies was the extortion accusation by his ex-partner, Venezuelan model Ninoska Vásquez, who accused him of fabricating a false human trafficking case as revenge for the breakup of their relationship. Even Michell Roxana, sister of businesswoman Aleska Génesis, claimed she had received threats from Rodríguez Borgio.
Recently, after the detention of Aleska Génesis, Michell Roxana held Rodríguez Borgio responsible for being behind the incident, stating that he would have planned everything. Despite the accusations against him, the businessman has not publicly commented on these controversies.
