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Lucía, besides the camera, is there anything else missing?

Don't you think it's enough?

The Guardia Civil have to report this event.

No! What are you doing?

Someone broke in and left you a threat.

No, wait! What they took was confidential.

It could even be a state secret.

This is getting dangerous. Can't you see that!

That's exactly why we can't report it.

Julio, this could be the end of my investigation.

They took a UIFO report about the origin of the fire.

What are you talking about?

Salgueiro gave it to me. The fire was deliberate.

-They said it was an accident. -I know.

-He was pressured to say that. -By whom?

He didn't say, but it came from above.

More reason to report them.

They'll silence us. Just like Salgueiro.

We were not home. What about the next time they come here?

What can happen to us?

What are you doing here?

-Going to shoot me? -No! Why are you here?

-I was just cleaning the wall. -At this hour?

The mayor, you know... She cares about what people say.

And you prefer not to be seen, am I right?

What happened? Do you draw your gun at everyone?

-Me? It was him. -It was me.

We were on the lookout. Someone broke in the house.

Keep me out of it! I didn't do anything.

I think you have more effective ways to steal information.

Did you see anyone?

If you saw someone, you'll have to tell us.

-I didn't see anything. -Did you see anyone?

-What do I get? -Are you kidding me?

I won't report you for vandalism. Do you think it's fair?

What did you see?

-A man, I don't know. -What else?

-He was by the window. -What else?

-What was he like? -Tall.

-What else? -I don't know.

-So you didn't see? -I found this.

What is it?

Where did I put it?

Look.

-It's mine. -Let me see the damn thing.

-A pocketknife. -I'll keep it.

-No, you won't. -Don't push it.

-I found it, it's mine. -Oh, really?

What will you do with it?

Leave him be.

Clean it well as it should be. Stupid kid!

What a wonderful boyfriend you have!

Clean it well.

Or else I call your mum.

We need to send it now, Ana. Did you confirm the source?

My Lieutenant has the same pocketknife.

Ramos?

Yes. Do you know that he threatened me?

Told me to stay away from you.

And you thought it was a good idea to talk to the police.

He was on duty in 1993.

He was part of the investigation of the fire.

Some pages are missing from the file.

You didn't have to get involved in this.

The newspaper director sent me back to Lisbon.

You'll stay here alone.

Are you worried about me?

I have to get my stuff ready.

-You're leaving now? -Yes.

They want to remove me from the case.

I started investigating the wind farm and I didn't send what they asked for.

I asked the exact same thing at the press conference.

The mayor knows more than we think.

Iolanda? About the wind farm?

A guy from NordesProm was there.

Why would they be interested in burnt land?

Everything is connected and I'll prove it. Okay?

I don't like seeing you taking the road at this hour of the night.

I have to be in the office tomorrow morning.

But I'll be back.

Take care.

-Are you worried about me? -Yes.

Are you happy, now? I'm leaving. Isn't that what you wanted?

It'd better be cleaned.

How many times will I have to say that I don't want them to be folded?

Good morning.

I leave the key here.

What? Something happened?

They don't mention you.

Are they telling the truth?

Hello, good morning!

Hello.

What a great highlight, newbie.

It was a victory for journalism.

But there's still a lot to do about this matter.

And she looked like a fool.

No other newspaper related the information.

Good morning.

After what you did, I'd swear you wouldn't set foot in here.

Are you joking?

I was on the road all night to be here.

Isn't it what you wanted?

How obedient she is.

Come. Follow me.

Caetano?

What got into you?

Close the door.

Are you upset because others published information that you rejected?

We're a serious newspaper, we don't publish rumours.

We have a responsibility to our readers.

Then, give me the conditions to investigate.

-Instead, you ask me to come back. -Don't we have reasons?

Because of some lines that I didn't write?

I have a case that involves companies, politicians, the police...

They broke in my home, in Seara.

It's not a fantasy of mine.

And sharing information to a competing newspaper?

Competing? A local newspaper from Galicia?

We're worse than I thought.

-What she wrote is serious. -Serious?

What's serious is what I have at hand, Caetano.

There's a lot more compared to what she knows.

A wind farm is interested in the burnt lands.

-I still need to prove it. -You won't do such thing.

What do you mean?

You'll drop the case.

After what happened, neither Mario nor I can trust your work.

-I have a source in the UIFO. -It went bad, okay?

It won't happen again.

If we need to go to Seara, we'll send someone else.

You're going to write about the Finance's phishing campaign.

-Mario will give you the list. -You can't do this to me...

Lucía is very grateful and won't let it happen again.

Right?

Mario?

Yes?

I've regretted calling her back multiple times.

You promised you'd control her.

Leave it with me. I'll talk to her.

She's here because of you.

If she screws up again, it will be on you.

I know.

-Mario, Caetano can't do this... -He's your director.

And you, talking over me? Who do you think you are?

He's the director of the newspaper.

The one who helped you when you were unemployed.

I should be eternally grateful

and accept everything he decides?

You should be humbler.

-And smarter as well. -Oh, so now I'm dumb!

You have to do things the right way, and not make stuff up!

Don't you want Caetano to give you important cases?

Emotional intelligence, that's how it's called.

I don't want important cases.

I want this case, Mario.

And that's the reason you can't have it.

Good morning.

Good morning. Sorry for being late.

-Last night was a mess. -I can imagine.

Oh, really?

I heard the journalist finally left Seara.

What else did you discover?

Is there anything else I should know?

Anyway, let's go! We don't have all day.

João? It's Lucía.

How are you doing?

Yes, everything's good.

I have a question. You still work at the Energy Agency, right?

Perfect! I need your help.

There's a wind farm project for Dondeira, on the Galician side.

I thought there might be one on the Portuguese side.

I know, everything turned to ashes. What a tragedy.

Can you get me the information?

Thank you, João.

Of course.

I wait for your message, then.

Yes?

Thank you.

Beto, think about the benefits it could bring to Seara.

I just represent the community, it's not up to me.

But people listen to you.

If you explain them...

We talk again later, okay?

-See you later. -Later.

-Good morning, officers. -Good morning.

Good morning.

See you.

-What do you want? -We'd like to have a look at the van.

If you want to see better...

The van was already quite damaged.

It was old and with the accident,

you can see how it looks like now.

-He was speeding. -Reckless, yes.

He got scared with the fire, I suppose.

And in such a rusted car, with tight curves...

He crashed off the road.

I was saying that he crashed.

Just like they say: the poor men just crashed in the field.

There's not much more I can say.

I found some coins...

...and some hair clips.

Maybe they belong to Maca.

I closed it so well that...

Do you have your pocketknife?

Give it to me.

-See you. -See you.

Don't you have your pocketknife?

I left it at home.

-Bye. -See you.

Alright, the case is closed.

You no longer believe that Martim started the fire?

-You heard the press conference? -I did.

Then, it wasn't an arson.

Okay?

The authorities closed the case, so should we.

What's the matter?

Now you do what others think?

Bring this box to Maca.

You have a knack for hippies.

Do you have the keys?

The key's in the ignition switch.

I told him, but it didn't change his mind.

-Do we really need Beto? -Of course we do.

He wants what's best for the community.

We have to convince him.

Xan?

Xan, can you open the door?

Victor, I have to go.

I call you back later.

Yes?

I'm Ana López, journalist at A Raia.

What's your position on the manipulation of evidence?

How dare you! This is my private home.

Did you know it was arson or were you also deceived?

Listen, kid.

Knock on my door again, and I'll sue you for life.

And you? You can't even open the door?

You must be tired.

Yes?

No, I had no idea.

No, my source didn't inform me.

Yes, of course.

I'm sorry.

Ana, what's happening?

I wrote the article and now they say it's fake.

"An agent of the UIFO, Servando Salgueiro,

was removed from the case and is being investigated"...

What's this?

They say it's revenge for denying him a promotion.

He fooled you, then.

No.

It was Lucía.

You were right about her after all. She fooled me.

She emailed me about it.

She knew it was fake and I'd published it.

Thus, drawing attention to me.

And she'd do that to an intern?

So what, Xan?

Yesterday, she was the devil herself.

-Someone broke in her house. -Is she there?

The newspaper told her to come back to Lisbon.

How do you know all this, now? Did you become best friends?

Fuck, no!

We have to get to the bottom of this.

Are you coming or not?

No, listen to me!

A journalist just came to my house asking questions.

I'm going to speak out, I'm not going to leave it like this!

But we have to say something, we look guilty by remaining silent.

Let's see...

The wind power plant could benefit from the fire

with lower land rental prices,

but that doesn't make sense because they were expropriating them.

Here it is! He lives in Ourense.

Seriously? How did you find out?

People don't realize what they post on their socials.

-Good afternoon! -Good afternoon.

Is this Campo de Santa Clara, 114?

Yes.

Are you the owner?

The house is not for sale. Excuse me.

Wait! That's not why I came.

It's because of a scam that's been spreading around.

Many people were scammed and you seem to be on the list.

What was your profession, if I may ask?

I've always been a housewife.

I didn't work much.

Thank you.

And your husband?

-Businessman? -The good life!

He died over 30 years ago. He only left me with expenses.

Expenses?

You have a really nice house.

You live well.

My children studied.

They're doing good for themselves.

Have you already checked everything?

What's your name again?

Catarina. Catarina Mourão.

And your children...

Where do they work? Do they have companies?

I noticed this address is registered

for a company called Antela Servicios.

Have you heard of them? Antela Servicios.

Never heard this name?

It must be a confusion due to the "phishling".

They always try to scam us.

Do you need anything else?

Not to be pushy but could you get me a painkiller?

I've had this headache since the morning.

Thank you.

May I have a glass of water for the pill? It's easier...

Thank you.

And the pill?

I won't disturb you more.

-See you. -Bye.

Here are the things we found in the van.

-Thank you. -No problem.

What did they base their claim that it was an accident on?

They haven't found any clues that would indicate the opposite.

And on that road... The van was old.

Do you know something?

Martim was never the kind to drive fast.

It's Beto.

He's driving me to Chaves for the cremation.

Why did your friend go to the mountain on the night of the fire?

Your Lieutenant seems to have the answer.

I'm not like him.

What was he running from?

He saw who set the mountain on fire.

-That's why he was running away. -Who was it?

He took a picture of them, but he left the camera there.

He was going back to get it.

And now he's dead.

-Did you speak to the police? -I have to get going.

Do you want me to change my mind about the police?

Then, do your work.

Where were you?

Tell me that you finished what Caetano asked you.

Are you serious, Mario?

You sound like my mum, when I was a kid.

Come on, Lucía.

I met with the manager of Antela Servicios.

An elderly woman, with white hair,

who must sign with a cross whatever is placed in front of her.

What are you implying?

There's another wind farm project on the Portuguese side.

And guess which are the companies involved?

NordesProm.

And... Antela Servicios.

-Wasn't that a shell company? -They needed a Portuguese address.

And a woman who doesn't ask too many questions.

And you met her.

Of course.

-What did she tell you? -She pretended not knowing anything.

They must have paid her good money.

But I took a picture of this letter.

A positive statement?

-But the mountain is still burning. -Look who signed.

Armando Sá Silva.

He was mayor of Cataró, near Seara,

and then he was in the Assembly.

And now, apparently, he works at the ICNF.

-Very typical. -Mario...

If this project is on both sides of the border,

you must understand the size of this case.

Finish what Caetano asked you to do.

We'll talk later.

You're telling me

that knocking on people's door is a normal thing among journalists?

Well...

It's difficult to be taken seriously when you start.

I have to make my own way.

Agent Salgueiro, I'm Ana López.

Why are you here?

This morning, an article...

Wasn't it enough to get me suspended?

No... I'm sorry.

We're both victims. They used me as well.

Who?

A journalist from a Portuguese newspaper gave me the information.

What do you want?

I want to know if it's true that someone started the fire.

Only now you want to confirm?

I didn't want to cause you any problem.

I didn't even mention you.

It wasn't necessary, uh?

I suppose you also didn't want to defame the man who killed himself.

That's what they teach you in the university?

The Portuguese police thought he was a potential suspect.

I see you're as discreet with your sources as your colleague.

So you were the one who told all this to Lucía Pereira?

They are trying to silence you because it was an arson,

and your superiors or the police are in on it,

someone in a high position...

I'll call the police if you two don't leave now!

Leave! Now!

Your method sucks.

Well, at least we know it was true.

-How is it going? -Fine, and you?

Have you seen Lieutenant Ramos?

I haven't, but he has already left.

I don't think he'll be back.

Do you need anything?

Do you know if they found a backpack in the van?

Not that I know of.

-You should ask Lieutenant Ramos. -Thank you.

-See you. -See you.

The article about the homeless was very good.

Yes, but I'd highlight the phishing one.

-Did Lucía do everything right? -Of course.

Even suspicious of her, we cannot say otherwise.

You're not exactly an impartial person.

An ex-husband?

I'm the most impartial.

She ends the marriage, and I still speak well of her.

She can send the article, we'll put it on the front page.

Alright.

There's something else.

We received an information

about a positive statement regarding a wind farm

from a shell company.

Do you know where?

On the Portuguese side of Dondeira.

-Lucía keeps messing with your head? -Forget about her.

It has nothing to do.

This could be a corruption case.

With politics involved on both side.

What if the UIFO...

was pressured to declare... -Mario, they've already denied it.

-It has been denied. -Is the official version always true?

If we cross this with an ongoing wind project...

I already warned you, Mario. You're embarking on the wrong path.

No, I'm just trying to confirm an information.

We may indeed have a big scoop on our hands.

Let's not bring this up again.

Are we clear?

We just need to fit in the measles cases.

I asked for a chart, can you confirm with João if it'll arrive today?

Yes, I'm on it.

It seems the mayor of Seara is very friendly with Armando Sá Silva.

Should we interview him?

Caetano won't publish about the case.

It's still too early.

Why did NordesProm decide to add Antela Servicios to the bid?

He won't let you continue the investigation.

I'll work on another things.

With "emotional intelligence", as you said.

I have to admit that I lost myself in Seara.

You're not listening to me.

He won't let you go back there.

You won't be working on the case.

After everything I told you?

Do you think it's fair?

Come on, Mario!

That's why he chose you to lead the newsroom.

Maybe he's even being pressured too, and you're going along with him.

-Take some days off. -No, I'm leaving for good.

Seriously. I can't take it anymore!

I'll give you some days off to stay away from the case.

But I won't...

You'll take some days off,

go back to Seara,

and continue your work.

And if you need help, let me know.

Okay?

Very well.

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What the hell.

Oh, it's you.

You didn't go to work today?

Yes, I did.

But I fell asleep.

How is the fire issue going?

They deactivated Level 2,

but it'll take time before they control it.

That's not what I asked.

They published that it was arson.

Since when are you interested in the news?

Can't I be interested?

I know you.

The problems you caused weren't enough,

you had to go talk to that girl?

-And what would I tell her? -Whatever, Xan.

Journalists distort the truth. Don't you realize she's using you?

Are you scared?

Is there so much you have to hide?

Don't talk to me like that, Xan.

You have to learn.

Don't ever talk to me like that!

Hi, mum.

It smells good.

You can stay for dinner, but Luis is coming.

Don't worry, I already have plans.

I went to the restaurant, but they haven't seen you often lately.

I've worked enough, don't you think?

And I have a good team.

It's time to enjoy life.

I was in Seara.

Because of the fire. They sent me to cover it.

They welcomed me well, of course.

I found out a few things...

quite intriguing. I think this fire is linked to dad's.

Aren't you going to say anything?

Seriously, Lucía? What do you want me to say?

I tell you I'm almost finding out who framed dad and you don't care?

Don't you think you're old enough to believe these stories?

Lucía...

Lucía, I know you've always wanted to believe in him.

What could you have done?

But I saw things differently.

Don't you think it's time to accept the reality?

It's the only way we have to keep going.

And you never thought

dad killed himself because not even his wife

believed in him?

Have you never thought of that?

Lucía.

What a surprise.

It's so rare we get a visit from you.

Don't worry, Luis. I'm on my way.

Don't you want to stay for dinner?

You must be missing your mum's cooking.

Family is family.

Do I have time to take a shower?

Did you speak with Uncle Ramiro?

He doesn't care about me.

"Family"...

We have to make him speak, then.

If someone knows what really happened, it's Ramiro.

And now, you stay for dinner.

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Is dinner ready?

Thank you.

Luis, I'll be gone for a few days.

I need to go to Seara.

Please, leave your message after the beep.

I just wanted to know if you arrived well.

And I discovered something important. Call me when you have time.

Bye. See you.

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