Ingobernable (2017) s02e01 Episode Script

Justice on Parade

Urquiza.
Emilia Urquiza Nationwide fugitive Emilia A Kleenex please, Sonny.
Thank you.
[man.]
Four, three, two Good afternoon.
This is Claudia Rojas interrupting your regular program with a breaking news report.
We are going live from Mexico City, where the military has an apartment surrounded and nationwide fugitive Emilia Urquiza is barricaded inside.
Let's go! [soldier 1.]
Move! Let's go get them! [soldier 2.]
Move! Move! Move! Upstairs! In line! [soldier 1.]
Upstairs! Take cover! [gunfire.]
[soldier 2.]
Cease fire! Upstairs! Spread out! Some upstairs, some downstairs! [[soldier 3.]
Move! - Move! - [soldier 2.]
Upstairs! - [soldier 3.]
Now! - [soldier 2.]
Got him! [gunfire.]
[soldier 2.]
Take cover! Clear! Hands up, damn it! I'm Emilia Urquiza! On your knees! Now! Handcuffs! Stand up! Let's go! Move! Let’s go! Move! FEDERAL POLICE Did you kill president Diego Nava? That's correct.
I killed him.
I killed him.
Move! [Claudia.]
Our First Lady, part of one of the most powerful and bloodthirsty So, what do you think? She did it? Does it even matter? Not anymore.
Here.
Thanks.
It was really nice speaking with you.
Come back soon.
I will for sure.
- What was your name again? - Simon.
Ana.
Bye.
[sirens blaring.]
A NETFLIX ORIGINAL SERIES ["Me Verás" by La Santa Cecilia playing.]
EMILIA IS INNOCENT! DIEGO NAVA R.
I.
P.
[distant explosions.]
[woman.]
Don't worry.
That's just fireworks.
Fireworks, sure.
[explosions continue.]
[gunfire.]
TWO DAYS BEFORE "JUSTICE IS SHOWBIZ" - Why? - Emilia How the fuck could you? Believe me! There's nothing I can do now! They're here! Let's go! Are you okay? Come on.
Let's go, Emilia! You told me if you killed me they'd release Maria.
- Who? Damn it, who? - Let's go! You go.
They want me.
They'll kill you.
Go! - I'm not leaving without you! - I need you alive! Bring me Ana Vargas-West! Go now! Go now! Miss Vargas-West, President Barquet wants you in his office.
He told me it's urgent.
Miss Vargas-West, did you hear me? Miss? [distant gun shots.]
Who are you working with? Tell me! [man.]
Drop the gun! [gunfire, screams.]
My dearest Emilia Urquiza.
- What the fuck, man! - Help me.
Help me end this.
Please! Close your eyes.
Let's go! Pull yourself together.
Shit.
General Almada.
I know perfectly well where my loyalties lie.
Excuse me? Agent Vasquez was becoming a risk.
That's why I got rid of him.
I was doing my job.
Your actions, Miss Vargas-West didn't agree very well with our friends in common.
Why don't you focus on keeping President Barquet out of my business? And don't forget, we have our eyes on you.
What is it? Is it Emilia? No, Pepe, no official report.
Have they found her yet? The Executive Branch plays no part in this operation, Mr.
President.
What the fuck? Let me remind you, General, I’m the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces.
Hence, this is an order.
Get out of my way.
You’re in no position to give me orders, Pepe.
Don’t forget our last conversation.
May I remind you both, in extraordinary circumstances extraordinary measures are needed.
Gentlemen, I want each of you to [all yelling.]
[gunfire.]
I NEED TO SEE YOU.
SOS This is a coup d'état by now.
Pepe, you are the President, not him.
I swear we're going to get Almada out of here.
Did you detect his manipulation? How he used what happened with Emilia to start the coup? We know who the enemy at last.
- And we know the truth.
- What truth? Emilia Urquiza didn't kill Diego.
I need to speak urgently with the congressmen.
Can you trust them, Pepe? Then I'm completely alone.
You have me.
So, you would go south to Honduras, then to Portugal by boat, and from there to Madrid.
- You'll love it.
- Pure bullshit.
I only love my fucking house.
- My fucking 'hood - Chela, come on.
Besides, INTERPOL is after you, right? - Yeah, well - How do you think you'll travel? Well, look I know how to make awesome fake passports.
They are the bomb, Chela.
- Look, that's cool.
- What's cool? The van.
[man.]
Hello, afternoon.
I'd like a pack of cigarettes, please.
- The red ones.
- [cashier.]
Sure.
[van starting.]
Hey! Hey! That's my van! Where are you going? Hey! My van! [sobbing.]
Look, princess.
This is the situation.
This can get really ugly.
Unless you tell me who helped you.
[groans.]
So? Go fuck yourself! Ah! - The hood! - No, don't! Look at me.
My name's Emilia.
I have two kids.
I'm a mother.
You know what? I don't give a flying fuck! What I do want to know is about your friends.
Those drug dealers from Tepito.
Those who helped you hide you so well.
Because they were the ones who helped you with the attack, right? [gasping.]
You won't kill me.
Why not? Because you need to know everything I know about Diego's murder and who else I told about it.
Remember when I told you earlier this could get really ugly? [on TV.]
I'm Claudia Rojas and here is this morning's news.
The stock exchange has moved upwards two percentage points, the result of the re-regulation of the Free Trade Agreement with the United States of America and Canada and the rising prices of barrels of crude oil.
This year, the Ministry of Education delivered - more than a million school breakfasts - [groaning.]
in areas previously considered to be marginal.
With the implementation of this program, illiteracy and malnutrition rates were reduced.
Mexico beat Colombia 2-1 in an exciting match in Maracana stadium, which was sold out.
The National Lottery's raffle delivered 3000 flatscreens to the winners.
- [muffled scream.]
- Congratulations to them.
Beaches are almost completely packed.
The hospitality industry had an important recovery.
[Maria.]
Mom! - Mom, come here! - Maria? Mom, come here! Mom! Mom, come here! Mom! Mom, come here! [Emilia.]
You look great.
- You're embarrassing me, Mom! - Oh, come on! - Stop filming me, come on! - A bit more.
[Maria.]
Come up here! - Come with me! - [Emilia.]
No, I'll break it! [Emilia.]
Come on, do a flip! Come on, do a flip forwards.
But don't you fall! [Almada.]
The search for the fugitive, Emilia Urquiza, is underway.
Intelligence data that I have now indicates that we are very close to our target, despite some small civilian extremist gangs who have opened fire against men and women from our armed forces.
Let me be clear, and leave no doubt about it any person helping, assisting or collaborating in any way with the former First Lady will be arrested and judged to the fullest extent of the law.
[reporter 1.]
General Almada! [reporter 2.]
General, who is in charge of [reporter 1.]
Have you had any communication? [reporter 2.]
General Almada! [Almada.]
Excuse me Where is Barquet? Won't he address the press? I told him not to come.
On whose authority? I'm his closest person, that's what gives me the authority.
He believes in me.
He believes in me so much that I can assure you we can't trust him.
I need to know our next step.
"Our"? The press conference was your chance to shine.
I gave that to you.
You don't want to leave me out of this, if you really know who I am how much I'm worth General.
[loud banging.]
[man.]
Maria? Maria? Diego.
Emilia? We need to hurry.
We'll be late.
I'm almost ready.
I just need to get dressed.
You know, I have been thinking I finished the first draft of the "peace plan.
" I thought I could sound out the generals during the dinner.
What do you think? I don't think it would be wise.
You know what I was thinking? This is an excellent opportunity to make one thing clear to your father.
I am the president-elect.
- I'm sick of this.
- What is it now? That bastard thinks he's got me by the balls.
He made a significant investment.
You already knew I know it perfectly.
You don't have to say it.
Money has a price, Diego.
It's disgusting how much you can be like your father.
[gunfire.]
- And Canek? - He's coming.
We have to go.
[gun shots.]
[screaming.]
- [Canek.]
Chela! Go, now! - [Chela.]
Let's go! [Canek.]
Leave, Chela! Leave now! - Let's all go! - You leave! - See you in a while.
- Yes! Leave! Go! - What the fuck? - Go, Chela! This one is on me.
You go, bitch.
I, Chela promise you, Citlalli, to protect and defend you my whole life.
I'm glad you're alive.
[brakes screeching.]
Chela! Chela! What is it? What the fuck is going on? - Back to the 'hood.
- The 'hood? What do you mean? - Be careful, Chela! - [car horn honking.]
Some men your age, Mr.
Urquiza, pull themselves together when they are in dire straits.
I wonder if you are one of them.
I didn't say anything to Emilia, if that's what you are implying.
You shouldn't have gone after her.
You acted on your own.
I don't take orders from an employee.
Who do you think you are, General? You're right.
I only have the power to make the decision whether to arrest you or not, for being an accomplice of an enemy of the State.
What do you want? This is not about me.
I mean your partners Thank you very much.
See you in one hour, okay? The usual place.
Be careful.
- Watch your step, man! - Sorry, I'm so sorry! It's amazing you don't know the risks of power at this stage.
It's as if you didn't know my father.
He collects puppets.
Just look at how we both ended up! We're his puppets.
Come on, you're absolutely right.
It's just sometimes I don't know how to deal with it.
Forgive me, I'm an idiot.
And, yes, I think it's a great time to sound out the generals about the peace plan.
PHARMACY Mom.
- How are you? - Fine.
How are you? - Good.
Where's Chela? - She got out in time.
- And Emilia? - The army took her.
I don't know where to.
- I need a favor, Mom.
- Whatever you need, my dear.
I need you to find out Vargas's address.
I'll call you on this phone.
- Yes.
- Take care, Dolores.
Love you.
Take care.
Love you too.
[Emiliano.]
Are you on Tinder? What do you know, Emiliano, about those things? - So, yes? - I'm not on Tinder! - Get lost! - Show me that.
Emiliano, stop bothering me! - Show me your phone! Come on! - No, let's go play outside.
Show me your phone! What's wrong with you? Want a tickle war? [Emiliano.]
No, please! Don't tickle me! [door opening.]
You want to break me, but I won't let you.
[whimpering.]
So? Are you going to talk? Let me go! Come! Remember when you told me earlier that I couldn't kill you? Well, now I can.
Give me the names, you motherfucker! Who helped you? [gasping.]
I I want to speak to Bruno Almada.
That's what I want.
It's too late to impose conditions, understand? I heard a rumor of a very significant arrest.
Mmm.
I assume it's Emilia.
[chuckles.]
When her arrest is made public, we won't be able to control the media circus, but we can control the narrative.
Will she be able to face the media? Miss Vargas-West, I'm no novice.
Emilia Urquiza would be a great villain.
- And you could be - The hero! - Those things, I don't - No.
Not you.
But that's what the audience wants to hear.
We just have to feed them with the correct details.
[breathing shakily.]
If what we are looking for is to restore peace in our country, the first thing we should do is to create bonds among the communities in order to restructure the trust we used to have with each other.
To restore to restore the trust NO CHALLENGE AGAINST THE SECURITY AC To restructure That's the first step towards peace.
To restore trust in one another.
To restore trust in one another.
I'd vote for you, Mom.
Good afternoon.
When I was a teenager, a war took my parents from me.
In adulthood drug trafficking killed one of my children.
There's nothing more painful for a parent, a Mexican citizen, than to lose a daughter to the hands of these dark forces that are plaguing our country.
The authorities have given me irrefutable evidence of the existing bonds between drug trafficking and my daughter, allegedly responsible for the death of the President, Diego Nava.
And which resulted in the kidnapping of my granddaughter Maria Nava Urquiza.
Daughter wherever you are for your country for your family for your children's safety stop running away.
Turn yourself in.
A little bird told me you wanted to speak to me.
What else do you want from me? It's simple, Mrs.
Urquiza.
I want your confession and the names of your accomplices.
No.
I won't help you cover up the truth.
It's me.
Mrs.
Urquiza doesn't want to cooperate.
Maria! What are you doing to her? You son of a bitch! Don't touch my daughter! Where is my daughter? What are you doing to her? If she doesn't get an antidote, she'll be dead in ten hours, at most.
Where is my daughter, you son of a fucking bitch? Me? I'm just the messenger.
Don't you go! Face me, you son of a fucking bastard! Where is my daughter? Where do you have Maria? Come back! Okay, good.
Okay.
Hurry, hurry! - Your outline for today.
- Thank you.
OUR LOOK Make yourself comfortable.
Smile.
You're alive.
Good afternoon.
This is Claudia Rojas interrupting your regular program with a breaking news report.
We are going live from Mexico City, where the military has an apartment surrounded and nationwide fugitive Emilia Urquiza is barricaded inside.
Let's go get them! [soldiers yelling.]
Line formation! - Take cover! - Move forward! Now! Go upstairs! - [gun shot.]
- Take cover! Now! Clear! Hands up! - Hands up, damn it! - I'm Emilia Urquiza! On your knees! Ana.
Don't shoot.
Emilia sent me.
UNITED STATES PASSPOR Where's Maria? We had an agreement.
[woman.]
I've already given her the antidote.
She's going to be okay.
I gave you what you wanted.
Who's there? Who's that woman? Hi, Emilia.
I know General Almada promised to release her after your confession.
But that's not possible.
I have other plans.
What other damn plans are you mean? What do you want with her? Give me my daughter back.
Maria! Maria, honey, listen carefully.
I will find you.
I swear to God I'll find you.
Almada! Don't you Almada! Fuck you to hell and back! Give me my daughter back! Almada! Come back! Give me my daughter back, Almada!
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