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Hurry up.

Give me that.

I'm not done yet.

Come on!
Let's put the heavy one down!

Let's go.

Let's go. Pick up the rest
of the trash, OK?

Come on.

-Put this one down.
-Be careful.

-Careful.
-Yes.

Watch your feet.
It's very heavy.

Be careful. It's heavy.

We can see now...

We can even feel
this large crowd

that's joyfully celebrating
the anniversary,

the awakening
of the Cuban Revolution.

What was the point of voting

if they were going
to the other march anyway...

The guys from Poli

would naturally want
to protest the arrests.

Besides, Lalo wanted to go
to that protest from the start.

They all probably
followed him there.

Yes, but the vote was unanimous.

They voted to come here
so you'd stop lecturing them.

The police is waiting

for the gangs
of the university to come over,

to start making a scene,

and then they'll come over
to beat us.

Remember
that we're here supporting

the Cuban Revolution because
of you.

Because these gentlemen
used their ideas and their guns

in order to change things.

We should learn from them,
right?

Let's go to the main square!
Let's go, all of us!

-Let's go, everyone's there.
-No, stay here.

No, let's go.

No, why don't you listen,
just stay.

To the main square! The fucking
government will hear us then.

-Hey! Alicia!
-Come on!

Alicia, wait!

Cheers for the Cuban Revolution.

-Alicia!
-Cheers for Fidel!

WITH YOU, FIDEL

We continue with news

A crowd of young people
celebrating the anniversary

of the Cuban Revolution

have joined the protests
of students

of the National
Polytechnic School

against the violent
arrests recorded last Tuesday

in the secondary school
Isaac Ochoterena.

Sound like a big crowd, right?

Be careful.

A lot of rebels.

Because vehicular traffic

is diverted
to the adjoining streets.

Proceed with caution,
dear listener.

MEXICO
THE BLOOD OF OUR BROTHERS

THE POLICE AND THE MILITARY
KILL THEIR BEST CHILDREN

CHEERS FOR MEXICO

MEXICO 68'
A YEAR OF REPRESSION

DON'T DISCUSS MEXICO
WITH A RIOT!

A STRANGE ENEMY

Attention!

Watch out for people
throwing rocks.

I don't want any of you
to end up injured.

Captain! Is it only students?

The order was to arrest
anyone rioting.

Whether they are students
or gang members.

-Understood?
-Yes, captain!

Good.

Let's get going!
Come on, move, move!

Move faster!

Go, go!

You motherfuckers!

Alici... Alicia!

Alicia!

-Beto!
-Alicia!

Beto!

Beto!

Beto!

Motherfuckers!

Fuck!

-Alicia!
-Toño!

-Toño!
-Wait!

He left! He left, let's go, now!

Let's go! Let's go!

On the ground!

On the ground!

The grenadiers try
to contain the violence

generated by the protestants
attacking trades

and stoning citizens
and civil protection forces.

In the center of the city
is recorded chaos

at the hands of these
provocateurs and criminals.

Hello?

Yes?

Yes, Sir, one moment, please.

Is Echeverría!

You were right.

He dialed himself,
it wasn't even his secretary.

Good evening, Mr. Secretary.

Yes. In 15 minutes?

How many times did I say
that authorizing two protests

at the same time was
a huge risk? How many?

I made a mistake.

But your mistake
has consequences,

and I will have to assume them.

-Major. Thank you for coming.
-Sir.

Gentlemen.

Is there a problem, Sir?

We need the help of all
of our security agencies.

Especially given the situation.

While the
National Security Directorate

continues operating...

-you'll have my full support.
-Thank you.

-Let's go in?
-He's waiting for you.

Thank you.

Why have we deployed
the riot police again?

Can someone tell me?

Is deploying them every two days
our habit now?

Mr. President,
we are fixing the issue.

That's fine. Good night.

Apparently, Javier and Óscar
have been arrested.

Give it to me, I'll continue.

Javier's dad went with
his friends to the station,

but they weren't there.

And Lalo?

I don't know.
I left him a message already.

We have to think about
what we should do.

Damn, Lalo, where were you?

All of this was a damn mess.

-It was a damn mess.
-Did you see Javier or Óscar?

No! I don't even
know how I escaped,

but they arrested
a lot of people.

-Let me see.
-I'm fine. Look at you.

-They really beat you up.
-It wasn't that bad.

And you? Are you OK?

And what about you?
They didn't even touch you.

Did you sit down to talk
to them, or what?

Stop fucking with me, OK?

They knew that one protest
would worsen the other one,

and they'd get their news.

"Students inciting."
We're a bunch of idiots.

We should've all protested
together with Poli.

You're absolutely right.

The larger our group,

and the better organized
we become,

the stronger we'll be
to fuck with them...

Wait. We were supposed
to meet to talk.

To have a stronger,
united voice.

Not so they could beat us up.

Beto, what you don't get
is that the Chango can't talk.

The Chango will hit and arrest
you, you can't reason with it.

Do you really think
you can sit down

with "daddy government"
and he'll listen?

You haven't taken
into consideration

that the Olympics will begin
in a few months.

So what?

That's when the foreign press
will be here.

And they...
can't be silenced by the Chango.

-No, the foreign press...
-Wait, Lalo.

-Then what?
-We'll take advantage

of the Olympics
to make our voices heard.

And if they don't listen to us,
then what?

If they don't listen to us,
we'll use Molotov cocktails.

Corona del Rosal
will back out soon.

He's saying now
that he wants peace,

and to de-escalate things,

but I'm sure he's going
to deal with it

with a heavy hand any time now.

It could be.

But if he does it,
it won't be in the open.

Do you really believe he'll dare

to tarnish
the President's Olympic city

two months before
the games begin?

I don't like this at all.

All of those people
on the streets.

Those gangbangers and criminals,

we won't be able
to control them.

On the contrary, Mr. Secretary.

That's the plan.

The anger of these young people
can be channeled.

Right now they're disorganized,

but once they have something
that unites them,

these protesters
will feel invincible,

and that's when they'll
be useful to us.

And who's going to unite them?

Barros Sierra, the Dean.

We... must be flexible,
Mr. Secretary.

If Corona del Rosal decides
to become tough,

you'll ask for peace and order.

I'll take care
of inciting chaos.

How long will we have
to do that for?

The closer we get
to the Olympics,

the more alert
the President will be,

and that's going to help us.

Trust me.

Ask Domingo to come
to my office, please.

Yes.

Is the Dean's note ready?

Didn't we agree it would be
for Sunday's magazine?

No. It's for tomorrow.

Here, on the whole front page.

And leave me some space here
for the beatings.

But the big news will
be the altercation

between the students. Right?

Exactly. And Dean Barros Sierra
is the authority.

Let me make sure I understand.

On the front page, the note
about the situation,

and on the central page,
more space for the Dean?

Exactly.

I'm sorry, but...

Do you really think we should
write more about the Dean

than the students?

The Dean is the main voice
of the students.

He's a well-respected,
cherished man.

And he knows about politics.

Don't forget that he almost won
the presidency

from Mr. Díaz Ordaz.

The readers should
remember that.

Understood, Sir.

Domingo, what is
a journalist's main job?

-Well...
-To create public opinion.

Right?

-Of course.
-Great.

Go on then. Go ahead
and create public opinion.

Of course, Sir.

FIERCE COMBAT BETWEEN

THE RIOT POLICE
AND TROUBLE-MAKERS

BARROS SIERRA: UNAM'S DEAN

We have three bombs placed
in your embassy,

you fucking capitalists.

Long live Stalin, fuckers!

Good. Now it's time to scare
that school for rich kids.

-Call them.
-Yes, Sir.

American school?

We've placed three bombs
in your school.

Go fuck yourselves,
rich assholes.

The embassy,
the American school,

and my house!

Three bomb threats in one day!

All of them false alarms,
ambassador.

Look, Mr. President.

Everyone is talking
about change nowadays.

Minorities... and young people.

Look at what's happening
in France.

With De Gaulle.

Of course, we support liberty
and democracy.

We believe that young people

have a right
to express themselves.

If they do it in
an orderly fashion,

and without violence.

But you have 100,000
students at UNAM.

How many of them are communists?

Will they be peaceful?

How many of the Olympic events
will be held at the university?

All we want is to make
sure that the games

will go on with no problems.

And President Johnson
is offering you his help.

Our troops are ready
to help you.

Whenever you give us the order.

-Excuse me, Mr. President.
-Yes, General.

Mexico has
all the tools necessary...

to maintain
our national sovereignty.

We do not need external help.

Mr. Ambassador,
I want to understand.

Are the students causing
you anxiety?

Because we've managed them
before with no problem at all.

You shouldn't worry about it.

OK, Mr. President.

-Thank you.
-Sir.

Call us if you need our help.

Their attitude was unbearable.

Hold on, Luis. Why are they
talking to me about UNAM?

Many of the faculties went
on strike this morning, Sir.

Excuse me, but there's
no official report

about any strikes, Sir.

Not officially, but,

they will make a statement
sometime today.

Sir, I'm surprised
that you don't know about it.

He's the ambassador
of the United States,

he's not in our government!

Why is he giving us those news?

Please, gentlemen.

We all know
how the CIA operates.

It's in their benefit
to keep us tense.

Which is why I'm asking you
to be cautious

about any information
you get from them.

Do we really
have 100,000 students at UNAM?

That's correct.
At least 100,000.

We will unite schools,

faculties, vocational schools
and high schools.

We will join with teachers
and the Dean's office.

This is the time to be united,
to be a single voice, friends.

We must show that we are
not tolerating more abuses

and arrests by the government.

-We all need to strike together!
-Yes! To strike!

To strike!

We will not tolerate
this oppressive,

authoritarian system.

The students, and the youth
of this country

want to be free to think,

to say, and especially,
to demand

not just from our government,

but to all of society,
no more paternalism.

-No more paternalism, gentlemen!
-No more, comrades!

What?

We need to be together.

Nothing, I just want him
to stick to our plan.

Are you talking about Toño?

I'm talking about him
and the rest.

Beto. Look.

We all want the same thing.

And everything will be
all right.

They are going to hear us.

Beto.

...if we stay united.
Everyone, to strike!

Yes!

To strike, comrades!

It's been 50 minutes,
Mr. President.

-Let him in.
-Yes, Sir.

Thank you, Rosita.

-Mr. President.
-Thank you for coming.

Of course. I was just thinking
about the best way to reach you.

This situation between
the students

and the government is worrisome.

It's unfavorable for all of us.

There is no situation, Javier.

There's a group of agitators

that are only looking
to damage our country.

I came because I believe
we need dialogue

to prevent things
from escalating...

If things escalate,
it's because of them.

Haven't you read the newspaper?

Clearly, they are very
interested in your stance.

They even dedicated a page
and a half just for you.

Mr. President,

I'd like for us to leave
our differences aside

and to find a solution.

So you agree that you need
to control your students.

They aren't mine.

They're people that go to
the university that I manage...

Those people have ties
to communist organizations.

And we've tolerated them
for far too long.

Excuse me, but the issue isn't
tolerating them.

It's understanding them.

They are looking for a dialogue,
face-to-face.

Dialogue? About what?

About the country,
about their freedom.

About anything, Mr. President.

They want a government
that listens

and cares about their issues.

The government has always
listened to its citizens.

These people shouldn't think

that we'll listen because
of their demands.

Whether we celebrate
at the Olympics or not...

is in your hands.

Without any incidents.

Talk to them. Make them stop.

I do not want another
single burnt truck.

I do not want another business
broken into in this city

or we will enforce the law,
just like we've done before.

But...

If they come in peace,

I promise I will also look
for a solution...

that's also peaceful

from our government's side.

Agreed, Mr. President.

Good day.

What?

Just like that?
We stop the strike?

We need dialogue before
we stop all activities.

It sounds like you agree with
the government's methods, Sir.

There are still students
beaten and in jail.

Yes, and that's
why I want a dialogue.

The government
will listen to you.

When the fuck has it heard us?

This is exactly
why we went on strike.

Sir, if we back down now,

we'll only be making
ourselves weaker.

I agree, but we should exhaust

all possibilities before we go
on strike.

-Which other ways?
-Which?

Which other ways?

-Wait.
-They won't listen.

Where are you trying
to go with this?

We want the students
to be freed, Sir.

We want them
to be held accountable.

Yes, I agree.
This is why I called you in.

Like a politician...

So we can decide together,
calmly.

And so that no more students
are beaten or arrested.

And who else was there?

And they all agreed?

Nobody questioned the Dean?

Did they end the strike?

In all the faculties?

Nothing. No, nothing.
Do nothing until I call you.

Is the strike over?

The Dean is too sure of himself.

We're going to have
to scare him.

He needs to know his students
are in danger.

I just... I just don't get it.

So much effort, and for what?

I mean, we haven't
gotten anything,

and we're already quitting?

Give me a cigarette.

-Give it to me.
-Fucking Dean, he's a sellout.

But you know what's going
to be great?

The Olympic village, dude.

A bunch of foreign broads.

I didn't know you were
into Swedish babes.

You haven't seen anything yet.

Yes, I'm going to give them all
their own gold medals...

-What the hell? What's going on?
-This is the police!

-Hold on! Hold on!
-Don't move, asshole!

That's it. That's it!

We're taking you to the station!

-Why?
-Fucking inciter!

-Let him go!
-Go fuck yourself!

And you, stay quiet, you fucker!

-Shut up!
-Wait! Wait!

Where are you taking me,
assholes?

Major.

Antonio.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry for bringing
you like this,

but we don't want
to raise suspicion.

Would you like some water,
or something?

I wanted to...
ask you a couple of questions.

In person.

Yes, Major.

You...

Are you fully infiltrated now?

Nobody has any suspicions
about you?

No.

Teachers, or students?

Nobody.

Have you seen
any other agents working?

Another infiltrator? No.

And...

During the meeting
with the Dean...

Did he speak
about the President?

Did he mention anything?

No. He said that he had a deal
with the government

to continue negotiating
and end the arrests.

That was it.

Very good. Antonio, very good.

This country owes you a lot.

They are very agitated, Major.

But I can still make
them more agitated.

I know.

I know, but I just want to...

I just want to thank you.

You are one of my guys.

And I know how hard it is
to be out there.

One feels like...

nobody appreciates you.

Right?

Everything will be all right.

Don't worry about it.

Your family will be fine.

What happened, Dad?

Hi, son.

I think Rosalía misplaced
my racket some place here.

Haven't you seen it?

Maybe it's downstairs.

Would you like to go play?

I really need to sweat.

I can't, Dad. I have to check
some contracts.

Did you have dinner yet?

Yes, I already did.

I'm going to start doing this,
I have to submit it early.

You don't want anything
to happen to him.

You want him
to never be in pain.

That's why we do what we do.

To protect him.

To make sure he's never
in need of anything.

To make sure he's better
than us.

He's an agent of
the prosecution office.

Why are we going to the police?

How are we going
to find him if not?

-I don't know.
-See, Beto?

Did you forget to lock your car?

No.

-No! Please, no!
-Let's go!

-Please, not him, Beto, please!
-Let's go!

-Come this way!
-No!

-Come this way, now!
-No, please! No!

Come over this way.
Follow me, now!

When I got close to the window,
I saw it was open.

So...
I thought that was strange.

And I... I got closer.

That's when I saw the...

The body. Antonio's body.

I didn't touch anything.

I opened
the door slightly to...

to make sure that it was...

That it was really him. And...

No!

I know, honey.

I know.

No!

Bring me the report
as soon as you get it.

That's right.

We'll have a clearer picture

once we have
the forensic report.

Sir, I'm asking you
to remain calm for now.

How could you ask me
to remain calm

after one of our leaders
was murdered

just a few hours after the
President promised a dialogue?

The boy had a criminal record.

We still don't know
what he was up to.

We need...

Is that how you plan to convince

the students that the government
wants to have a dialogue?

The murder of a student

leader is the best excuse
to worsen the situation.

Dean Barros Sierra,

I assure you,
we'll get to the bottom of it.

Excuse me, Mr. Secretary,

but the "bottom of it"
is sitting in front of you.

Let me know as soon as you
have some reliable information.

What are you suggesting,
General?

The victim was tortured.
And shot execution style.

It had to be the DNS.

Excuse me, Mr. Secretary,

the forensic report
is right here.

The boy had no signs of being
tortured. His nails were intact.

No bruises, no bone fractures.

Even the witness at the scene

stated it was
the local police forces.

This death is in your hands.

Excuse me,
but the information you have...

Major, please.

It won't be long before
the students respond,

and we must be aligned together.

Excuse me, gentlemen.

Well...

Now we'll see if the Dean

was right and
the situation explodes, right?

Unfortunately, because

of the nature
of your son's job with us...

We cannot offer him the funeral
that he deserves.

A 20-year-old boy shouldn't...

be having any kind of funeral.

Don't you think?

Mr. Ramírez?

You are absolutely right.

But I wanted to come here,
in person...

to offer you my most
sincere condolences.

And also to express
to you the respect

that you deserve,
from our institution.

We were told that
it was police officers.

That he was killed
by some police officers.

And you are a police officer.

Ma'am.

We will get to the bottom
of this, I assure you.

And we also would like
to help...

with the funeral expenses.

Please.

Get out of my house,
you son of a bitch!

Fuck you! Murderer!

-Child killer!
-I'm sorry.

I'm very sorry.

Turns out that being a student

is now a crime.

How many more students will
the repressive police assault?

Managed by
that corrupt government?

How many more
are they going to murder

like our friend Antonio?

FREEDOM TO POLITICAL PRISONERS
AND AUTONOMY TO UNIVERSITIES

We have to fight for our rights
as students and as citizens.

Because we are all born free
and with the same rights!

We need to come together

with our classmates,
and our teachers.

Friend. Join our movement.

-Friend. Here.
-No, thank you.

Friend.

Join us.
This is your people too.

High School number three, Justo
Sierra, will join our movement.

We will continue fighting
for our friends

in prison, and those murdered.

Friends. We won't do anything
with violence.

-No violence!
-No violence!

We won't use violence, friends!

-We will use reason!
-Yes!

High school five, High
school three, San Ildefonso.

University City,

Faculty of Economics,
Political Science,

Faculty of Philosophy
and Letters.

National Polytechnic.
The Vocational's.

How many are on strike?

250,000 students approximately,
more those who arrive.

They want to leave
me without options, Emilio.

There are always options.

We cant risk things
getting violent

with athletes and reporters
from 100 countries.

I never asked for the Olympics
to come here, Emilio.

I inherited it from the
President, López Mateos.

I accepted the responsibility

because I know
what this event really means.

The Olympics represents
the triumph

of our project, and our party.

It represents 40 years of work
to build a solid country.

A country that can be a host
to the whole world for an event,

like never before.

These Olympics

are a result of everything
we've achieved as a nation.

We should be preparing
for our celebrations, in peace.

Not worried about thousands of
people taking over our streets.

I am aware of that,

and that's why I want
to help you find a solution.

I could be the one that talks
to the students,

without making it seem like

it was done because
of their demands.

It would look like a gesture of
goodwill from their President.

We are asking you
to leave the grounds peacefully!

Go fuck yourselves,
you stupid cops!

We are asking you
to peacefully...

-to leave the grounds!
-Shut the fuck up!

Books yes, Grenadiers no!

-Get away from our school!
-We do not want violence.

Leave the grounds immediately!

Get away from our school!

We do not want violence.

I think we should exhaust
all other options

before we occupy San Ildefonso
by military force.

Mr. President, if we open
some of the streets we closed

and we let people pass,

perhaps they'll leave
on their own in a few hours.

These students took over

two hundred buses
and set them on fire.

They've taken over several
of the streets

from our nation's capital.

I'm sorry, but...

Do you really think they
will calm down on their own?

Sending the army
to San Ildefonso

would be a violation
to UNAM's autonomy

If we give them
the chance, Sir...

General.

How long would it take
for the army to clear the area?

In about eight hours,
Mr. President.

General, go ahead then.

Dismiss the riot police,
and let the army go in.

-Excuse me, Sir.
-Go ahead.

-Excuse me, Sir.
-Yes.

-Go ahead, please.
-After you.

We need heavier things!

-Move it!
-Lalo!

-From the science department!
-Quickly!

-The desks!
-The other door, Lalo!

Put them over there,
now! Quickly!

Plug in well!

Let this there.

The things from the lab,
over there!

-Up stairs.
-Let's go over there!

-Don't stop!
-What's that noise?

-Sounds like a bazooka.
-Alicia!

Alicia!

The windows upstairs!

Let's go, let's go!

On the ground! On the ground!

Alicia!

Where are you going?

THE ARMY TAKES THE DOWNTOWN

ATTACK AGAINST THE OLYMPICS

Mr. President

It seems that
all they want is war.

It's time to go,
Mr. President.

I think, general...

Have we already restricted
all access to that area?

Take this immediately please.

Fernando. Fernando.

-Fernando, I'll come with you.
-General.

Fernando. This situation
has gotten out of hand.

I spoke with the President.

I stopped everyone
at the chamber.

The DNS will stay in place.

Neither you nor your directorate
are at risk.

I appreciate it.

But you didn't stop anything.

You didn't say a word
when the Secretary Echeverría

defended the DNS
to the President.

What I'm telling you, Fernando,

is that I want us
to work together,

to fix this situation,
for the good of the country.

I haven't stopped working
for our country,

not even for a day.

Even under my work conditions.

I would like to thank

all of you.

And to all of the people
from Jalisco,

for doing me the honor
of receiving me

in this beautiful land.

Friends.

Today is a day of mourning
for our university.

Our autonomy
is dangerously threatened.

Thanks to the blood
of our heroes,

we have been able
to build our nation.

It has many problems,
some run deep.

But it is ours.

We need to show
the Mexican people...

that we are a respectable
community.

That we deserve, and we'll
defend our autonomy.

That we will demand the freedom
of our imprisoned partners.

And for them to stop
repressing us.

I urge all Mexicans

to forget about what separates
us and our differences,

to come close to each other

for all the things
that unite us,

and to return to much needed
peaceful times.

We shouldn't give
in to provocations,

whether they come from inside
or outside of our university.

One of our hands is reaching.

It's the hand of a man
that has proved his loyalty.

We must remain united

to defend our freedom
of thought,

and our freedom to assemble,

our freedom of speech,

and the most expensive
one of all:

our autonomy.

-Long live UNAM!
-Long live UNAM!

It will be up to Mexico
to decide

if this hand
will remain extended,

or if this hand will be joined
by millions of other hands

that want to re-establish peace.

Major.

Beto.

It's going well.

Yes, Major.

Antonio's thing was necessary.
Understood?

I know.

We will continue.