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An original series inspired by reality,
not by real names, facts, or characters.

Any resemblance or similarity
with reality is pure coincidence.

SIX MONTHS LATER

[psychologist] How are you, Jhon?

I'm okay.

Can you go into detail?

I got a job.

[psychologist] That's good news!

What is it about?

Public relations.

PENTOTRITAL
SODIUM PENTOTHAL

[psychologist] Public relations?

Helping former guerrillas?

[Jhon] With the military...

building bridges for peace and all that.

[neck snaps]

That's great.

[gunshots]

- [man] Where the fuck did he go?
- [man 1] Shit!

And the city?

[Jhon] Yes.

I think I'm starting to get it.

[psychologist] And your family, Jhon?

Hmm...

A NETFLIX ORIGINAL SERIES

[opening theme song playing]

♪ I woke up today in another place ♪

♪ I feel the craving
The need ♪

♪ To tell who I am ♪

♪ So I won't die ♪

♪ So I won't forget ♪

♪ That life is a little breath
Of freedom ♪

♪ I'm an adventuress ♪

♪ Like a lonely dawn ♪

♪ And my hungry voice is not afraid ♪

♪ To sing for my freedom forever ♪

♪ Breathing
Breathing ♪

♪ My freedom ♪

FOR A NEW COLOMBIA
DANIELA

[Daniela] I'm from this country. I'm from
a family who knows how to work the land.

Because the problems of all Colombians...

are my problems.

"In my campaign...

we have worked hard to reach
every corner of Colombia.

Because the problems of all Colombians...

- are my problems--
- [mic feedback]

[man clears throat]

Because Colombians' problems...

are my problems.

Because the issues of my country...

are...

[voices echoing]

Are my issues.

[voices continue echoing]

Mine and my vice president, Ernesto's.

[cell phone chimes]

[all clapping]

Bravo!

Yeah!

[indistinct chatter]

[helicopter whirring]

[chimes]

[scraping noises]

Hmm.

I'm just trying something,

it's not done yet.

I better not ask, right?

Remember we are
checking out the car today.

I left some brochures on the bed

so you can choose the one you like.

And I got you some clothes.

I was thinking maybe...

we could drive it for the first time

and go visit your mom in the countryside.

She texted in the chat. Did you see it?

I'm not good at that.

I keep getting a message to update a cloud

and I don't know what to do.

[Verónica] Well, Mario is almost here.

- Hmm.
- No "hmm," Jhon.

This house needs to be
ready when he gets here.

Do you want him to think we are
not thinking about him? No...

And we have to invite the neighbors.

They asked us to come to a barbecue.

That's like a meat thing, right?

Come, I'll heal your face.

[Daniela] So, Ernesto,
you were about to snore...

- What's next?
- [Stef] Lunch at the business chamber.

Daniela, that meeting has to go perfectly.

You think I don't know that, Pedro?

Yes, but the money
from the National Registry...

it's all gone.

What do you mean, it's all gone?

Yes. All gone.

And without the support
from businessmen,

the bank won't give us any credit.

And the campaign is far from over.

Oh, my God...

[Ramón] Daniela.

[Daniela] Sweetie! [chuckles]

How did I do?

You did great, Mommy.

[Ramón] Were you leaving
without saying goodbye?

No, I wasn't.

I thought I'd meet
you guys outside, I guess.

- Stef...
- [Stef] Cami, let's go.

I think we're set.

You got your picture with us.
We're leaving.

And judging by attendance,
I think it's over.

Yes, it might be.

- Are you happy?
- No.

It's all the same to me.

But I'm fed up.

Fed up with this farce for your campaign.

With being your circus monkey,
I've had it.

Do you have something to say, Ramón?

Yes, Daniela, I'm sorry
but I'm not doing these events anymore.

Are you seeing someone?

If there's someone living in my house,
I need to know.

No, that's not it.

Okay.

I understand.

And don't worry,

maybe the Daniela León show
will be over soon.

Let's go, we're late.

[Daniela] Yes, I'm coming.

Goodbye, sweetie! [kisses]

I'll call you tonight, okay?

Okay.

I know you can't tell me anything

and it's a big secret.

But we have to communicate more, Jhon.

I'm okay with everything,

but it feels like
you lived somewhere else.

And it's silence that separates people,
not distance.

I know it's all too much...

like we're living together...

and your gringo son
is coming from the US.

[scoffs]

But you have to be here.

On top of it.

I'll be here. I promise.

On top of it.

You're not alone in this.

We're building this together.

- Let's go check out our ride, okay?
- [chuckles softly]

Let's go.

I'M A VENEZUELAN WITH NO PAPERS.
I NEED HELP TO GO TO PERÚ.

[honking]

[Daniela] What do the polls say, Stef?

[knocks on window]

It's 11%. Fourth place, at best.

What do they say about Ernesto?

Candidate Leon has a dinosaur
on her team. Ernesto!

The VP has no backbone

This VP is a zombie!

Ernesto Osorio is put down
for his stance on mercury in mining

As vice-president,
he is seen as weak by older audiences

and old-fashioned by younger ones.

Didn't we need gray hair, Pedro?

[clears throat] It says here
I'm the most valued candidate...

but voters don't understand my message.

Men with high incomes
don't know or don't want to know I exist.

Ah.

And rural women love me,
but their husbands don't let them vote.

It can't get much harder than this.

Uh...

[Miguel] Daniela, you don't understand
your voters,

and I don't mean people
with T-shirts on the streets.

I mean people like the ones at this table.

Gentlemen, I know some of my views
in social matters

are not popular among you,

but if you give me a chance
to tell you the benefits

and progress in the long run--

With all due respect, ma'am...

those long-run benefits,
for some of us are too far away.

I know, Miguel,
but think of your grandkids.

For example, education
is one of the priorities--

Those two brats
are just waiting for me to die

so they can throw away the family fortune,

pardon my French,

on bitches and booze.

[all chuckle]

[Daniela] Gentlemen, please.

As a candidate, I'm thinking
of the country's economic growth.

No one wants this country
to prosper more than me--

Daniela.

I think that, at this table,
with all due respect,

I'm the only one who has read your plan.

And we agree on many things,

such as education
or environmental issues.

But the first election round
is in two weeks.

The next TV debate is in three days

and you are in 4th place,
very far in the polls.

- I know that--
- Daniela!

You have my vote.

You can count on it.

But to risk their money,
these gentlemen want to know

how you plan to get
to the second round of the election.

Let's see, gentlemen.

I think Omar is right.

But let's listen to the candidate.

[Miguel] Ernesto,

your candidate screwed half the city
with the Bogotá2030 Plan.

And now that she's broke,

she comes here
with her tail between her legs.

Hold on, gentlemen!

[utensils clattering]

If I'm getting crucified
for fighting corruption, then okay.

[bangs on table]

And all of you,

instead of thinking of your houses
and mansions on the beach,

you should think at least
this much about the people

who work so hard to make you rich.

[indistinct chatter]

[Caldera] One of my main virtues

is to know when a match is over.

Even if it's still being played.

Caldera's virtues.

Do they come in tomes?

[scoffs]

The experiment went wrong.

What experiment?

Do you think this is an experiment to me?

I quit my profession and my marriage
for your experiment.

Daniela, you're not in justice anymore.

You are in politics now.

And those two things are very different.

Yes, I know.

But get me in a room
with these people again

and I'll convince them, Caldera.

I need the support
of these businessmen

or the banks won't give me the loan I need
to finish my campaign.

I won't reach enough votes
and I'll be done by the first round.

We both know
there won't be a second round.

After the debate...

the match is over.

[footsteps approaching]

[man] Hello, sir.
How are you today?

You like it?

You look like a man of action.

So, miss, what do you think?

This model has intelligent airbags,

and it also has a lane change
and movement sensor.

It's cutting edge technology!
It's fantastic!

What is the purpose of that in Bogotá?

I mean, the traffic is terrible.

Yes. All we want is a car that works.

A reliable car.

One that won't fail on me.

A car that fits...

let's say five people?

Five?

Yes.

Five.

That trunk looks small.
How big is that?

Sir, that's a 600-liter trunk.

I think you're okay.
It won't feel small, I'm sure.

I'm sorry, sir.
Can you give us a moment?

Yes, of course. Excuse me.

The cupholder, the trunk,

the electrical seats...

One of those seats breaks,
and who's going to fix it?

And you're this tall
and I'm this tall,

and when you drive how will I fit?

Hey, let's leave
and go get some ice cream.

There's no rush. Right?

Mmm.

Look, Jhon, your friend from work.

Are you leaving again?

New car?

You've spent Apache's money well.

After the house you bought.

What did you tell your girlfriend?

That the government gave it to me,

because of the peace thing.

Love is blind.

Mmm.

But you do work for the government.

Your deposit just went through.

Why did you come
over here to tell me this?

It's important.

Believe me, I wouldn't bother you

if I had other options.

- Vergara.
- Hmm?

I'll call if I need you, okay?

Thank you.

[Omar] I'm sorry.

The guard already knows me.

I know you are right.

I do.

But did you have to speak like that to me?

Today?

Daniela, those... old, rich farts
won't give you a dime.

And I didn't want to watch
as they tore you apart.

You've fought hard and you've done well.

Your program is up to date.

It speaks of progress.

It's visionary on the environmental issue.

You can't give up now.

Dani, if the debate goes well,

you'll be in the race again.

And if it goes wrong?

When did you start seeing
the glass half empty?

It's doesn't look good, Omar.

The bank owns my whole life.

If I don't close the first round
and get enough votes, I'll lose it all.

Even the house is in my name.

Ramón and Camila will be homeless.

Politics have a dark logic, Dani.

I know.

The right one rarely wins.

But you...

You don't know how to give up.

No.

Not today.

I know you must keep up appearances now,
your husband and the campaign, but--

Omar!

Please, not today.

Okay.

[door opens and closes]

[cell phone vibrates]

CALDERA
It's time

[Verónica] Jhon.

Get on top of it.

[Caldera] It's a missile deal
in Venezuela.

Years ago, the regime bought
over 600 SAM-7 missiles.

Many ended up in the
hands of guerrillas, terrorists,

and government-backed militias.

Now that the country is broke
because of the dictatorship,

the government needs finance.

And they've recalled all the missiles

to sell them to the highest bidder.

But one of the regime's popular militia

won't give them back,

and wants to make their own sale.

They have 20 missiles,

and we think they have a buyer.

Roman Echegui.

A known arms dealer.

A warlord.

Echegui has a long history
of arms deals in Colombia.

One of those missiles

could bring down a skyscraper

or blow up an airplane.

ONCE AGAIN IN CARACAS - THE LIGHTXS...

Under no circumstance

can we allow that deal to happen.

The key thing there
is to destroy the sights.

Without them, the missiles are useless.

We need you to find him...

and to pose as him.

We have no units in Venezuela.

If they get you,
you're on your own, Yei Yei.

Hey, wait!

I don't who you are
or who the fuck you work for,

but you're getting into something
too big for you.

[imitating accent]
"Who the fuck you work for,

but you're getting into something
too big for you.

[sniffs]

But you're getting into something
too big for you."

[chuckles]

[Roman] Great accent!

I would clap but I can't.

[imitating accent]
"Great accent. What a great accent.

I would clap but I can't.

Great accent. Really good accent."

As soon as you open your mouth,
they'll notice, kiddo.

"Kiddo.

As soon as you open your mouth
they'll notice, kiddo."

Look, you're in Venezuela.
This is worse than North Korea.

There's no cops, or Interpol
or any of those fucking pricks.

"Venezuela. Kiddo. Fucking pricks.

- They'll notice, kiddo.
- [mumbling]

- [grunting]
- You are in Venezuela.

There's no cops, or Interpol
or any of those fucking pricks.

- You're in Venezuela, prick.
- [TV playing indistinctly]

- They'll notice, kiddo.
- [muffled screaming]

- You're in Venezuela, prick."
- [door closes]

[indistinct chatter]

[chatter continues]

[Pedro] Is there anything we can do?

Talk with him, then!

FOR A NEW COLOMBIA
DANIELA LEON - PRESIDENT

I don't know.

At his house. At the club.
Look for him, please.

No, it has to be now.
I don't want to wait until tomorrow.

It has to be now.

I'll call you back.

Daniela...

I'm sorry but I did all I could.

The bank won't give us the loan.

The businessmen won't back us either.

They don't think we'll get enough votes.

We won't have ads on the radio next week.

We can't pay the staff we have left.

Daniela, we had a good run.

A very good run.

And I know your intentions are good--

[Daniela] Where are you going?

They're leaving?

They are asking for their rights.

Ladies!

So we bought chairs,
but you work on the floor?

I've been watching the last 20 debates

looking at the type of questions

and I've classified them by probability.

[sighs]

[Stef] The Ramón thing is fucked up.

It must suck to keep up a show like that.

It's the 21st century
and people still think

that there's something wrong
with a single woman.

[sighs]

Yes.

You know how important
you are to me, right?

[chuckles softly] No, Daniela.

My generation is not good
at emotional goodbyes.

And...

it's not time to say goodbye.

It's the time to fight.

Yes.

The questions.

Thanks. [groans]

There's someone here to see you.

[mouthing] Right now? Who?

[mouthing] Don't know.

I'm Carmen Caicedo.

[Stef] Excuse me. I told you
to wait outside.

Yes, I've heard about you.

Good things, I hope.

Well, I wouldn't know.

Please, sit down.

[Carmen] It's late and I know you're
having a bad day.

I come to offer my services.

The thing is, the job for campaign manager
is already taken.

Pedro Bonnet?

The guy about to commit
suicide in his office?

[chuckles] Yes. That one.

Daniela, you have all the potential.

And you want to serve the country.

You are smart, tough,

and let's not be embarrassed,
you are very attractive.

But the biggest thing in your favor

is that you have a place
in the voter's heart.

A survivor of two attempts on your life,
and a punisher of corruption.

In Latin America, the average voter
goes to church every Sunday.

And you are the closest thing
to the virgin in Colombia.

Tell me something I don't know.

I'll tell you what you don't want to know.

Your team is shit, Daniela.

Your VP gives you experience
but he has no charisma.

You don't have a strong slogan.

And they can't concentrate forces
where needed.

The presidency and the Attorney General
are not the same.

Less attacks. More smiles.
Make people like you.

You have a hound inside you
but be smart.

Let it out against your opponents.

Not against the cameras,
or the businessmen,

- who you need on your side.
- It's a little late for that, huh?

The debate is in three days.

And the first round in two weeks.

According to the polls, you are 4th.

All you have to do is come in 3rd at
the debate and you are back in it.

The debate is very complicated,
anything can happen.

Focus on Farah.

Farah is good at debates.

It's closed-envelope questions,

we don't know the topics.

It's not easy, what you are asking.

No one said it was.

[Daniela] What is that?

Daniela, you know my experience.

I play to win.

And respectfully, in that field,
I'm the professional.

You are the amateur.

Something else.

A small gift.

Sometimes you need
to shake things up to get results.

The right will attack you for being soft.

The left, for lack of empathy.

Smile.

And bite.

[Daniela stammering] Come, Carmen...

NO MORE IMPUNITY

Why me?

NO TO THE CANADA DRILLING!

Who sent you?

THE MOUNTAIN IS OUR LIFE. NO MINES!
AGUA BLANCA RESISTS! JOIN US.

[Carmen] No one.

You're good for this country.

I told you, I play to win.

And you can win.

[knock on door]

What a miracle!

IS DANIELA
WHAT THE COUNTRY NEEDS?

[Carmen] You just need me.

To be the first woman president
of the Republic of Colombia.

POLITICS TODAY - DANIELA LEON
GETTING READY FOR THE FIRST ROUND

[woman] What's wrong, Daniela?

I know you really well.

And this visit to your aunt
in the countryside sounds very nice.

But I don't believe it.

Something's wrong with you.

And something big.

I'm thinking seriously about
quitting the race.

I want to do many things
for Colombia, Auntie.

I want to change many things.

But I can't win.

It's just you, Camilita and me left.

When you reach this age...

you think,

you understand

that the most important thing
is what you leave behind.

Do you know what I leave behind?

You.

Why are you crying?

You are my legacy, Daniela.

And Camilita will be yours.

I didn't raise you to stay in this town.

I raised you to get out of here.

So you could change things.

So you wouldn't repeat
you brother's story.

[softly] Yes.

So do me a favor,

stop messing around,

have some breakfast, get in that car,

go back to the city

and don't come back here
until you are Colombia's president.

[inhales]

And you have to come
back to fix this mine bullshit.

They're killing us.

They're poisoning us.

[Jhon imitating Roman]
"This is Venezuela, kiddo.

There's no cops or Interpol
or any of those pricks.

This is Venezuela, kiddo."

[footsteps approaching]

Are you Roman?

Let's talk business.

[guns cocking]

[man 1] Are you Roman?

I don't know what kind of game
you are playing

or who the fuck you work for.

But I can't waste my time.

So call whoever you have to call.

I give you the dough,

you give me the missiles
and I get out of here.

- [man 2] Hey, you prick! Watch out!
- [Jhon] Hey!

Right now, the situation is a bit tense.

So let's tone it down.

Understood?

I didn't see a line of people
outside waiting to buy missiles.

Let's make a deal, kiddo.

Lower your guns. Lower them!

The rockets, the sights...

[voices echoing]

[woman] Candidate, what is the level
of rural illiteracy in Colombia,

and what do you propose to fight it?

Candidate León.

Rural illiteracy reaches
15.4% in rural areas

and is over 30% in indigenous communities.

My plan is to get that number down to 7%

through a salary increase for teachers
who choose to teach in rural areas.

We've also thought about an incentive

in the purchase of textbooks

for families with one
or more illiterate members.

[voices continue echoing]

You look prettier in person.

[Navas] The political landscape in
Venezuela is complex.

They have achieved a transformation

with a democratic and socialist sense.

FINAL PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE

I imagine that candidate León dances
to the beat of the senseless right wing.

You should be denouncing
this Venezuelan dictator

for crimes against humanity.

Thirty years ago,
Venezuela fostered 8 million immigrants.

Most of them, Colombians
fleeing from the guerrillas

- and looking for a better life.
- [voices echoing]

Today we get to return
the favor for 2.34 million people

that the country gives back to us,

since the dictatorship got stronger.

And that, Mr. Cardona,

isn't wasting public resources

and it isn't supporting the regime either.

That's being a brother to your siblings,
and a good Christian.

And that, Mr. Navas,

isn't agreeing, as you do,

with this gentleman who has all his people
starving and on their knees.

Mrs. Farah,
how much is a cup of coffee?

Focus on Farah.

No, Farah is the other woman
and that would be like betrayal. No.

Daniela, us women have been betraying
each other since the stone age.

Rip her apart.

The day after tomorrow
you will be at 19%.

And all those businessmen
will be in your pocket.

(CONFIDENTIAL)

SECRET QUESTIONS FOR
PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE

I want to change many things,

but I can't win.

Well...

not without cheating.

HOW MUCH DOES A CUP OF COFFEE COST?

[Farah] It costs 4,000 or 5,000 pesos.

No. A coffee is 4,000 or 5,000 pesos

in one of those international
franchises that you,

Mrs. Farah,
and very few Colombians can afford.

But a coffee in a local store
is around 800 pesos.

But I want to ask you,

what is your experience
in public administration?

How many corrupt people
have you prosecuted?

I'm sorry, but it's not up to me--

Not one prosecution.

They told me there were 20
but I only see 14.

Where are the other six?

[clears throat]

We sold them.

I brought money for 20 missiles.

And I'm taking 20.

They're waiting for them.

Look, kiddo.

You're pissing me off.

Where are the other six?

I don't know.

[rattling in distance]

[shushes]

Are you expecting someone?

[gunshot]

[indistinct shouting]

Let's go!

Run, asshole. Run!

- Move!
- To the ground!

[tires screech]

Who are those motherfuckers?

[stammering] The national guard.

The regime's private cops.

Where are the six missiles?

I swear I don't know.

Look, asshole. You tell me,
or I kick you out of this car.

[man] I don't know, man.

- Come on, fucker! Tell me!
- I don't know!

Shit!

- [gunshots continue]
- Tell me or I'll leave you with them.

My boss sold them.

Who's your boss?

They call him Cannibal.

Where's this Cannibal?

- He is in La Fosa, The Pit.
- What do you mean? Did he die?

No, no. He's in jail. That's a prison.

Where they take high profile criminals.
Rebels, spies. All that shit.

Fucking hell.

Get lost, prick. Get lost!

[soldier] Raise your hands!

Identify yourself!

I'm a Colombian spy!

[closing theme music playing]