This isn't going to turn the Times into an anti-American internationalist tool any more than it already is. Meet the new boss, amigos.
I understand and agree with your position. But my recollection is that, when Slim originally made the loan, he was awarded Class A shares. Which, at the time, made me wonder...
Conceivably, there might be an unannounced understanding of some sort involving who gets to run what.
The article makes a distinction between common shares -- acquired by Slim -- and voting shares, owned by the family.