El Chapo (2017) s03e13 Episode Script
Season 3, Episode 13
1 [gun shots.]
[soldier.]
Let's go! Go get him! [soldier.]
Stay still! Chapo, drop your gun! [soldier.]
It's not El Chapo! [groans.]
[airplane.]
[cellphone ringing.]
DISE INTELLIGENCE CENTER VIEWING OFFICE [General.]
Understood.
They lost him.
Reinforce the security in all the perimeter around Cosala! Nothing moves unless we know about it! COSALA MOUNTAINS SINALOA, MEXICO pilot How long until we get to Puerto La Cruz? [Chapo.]
We can't go anymore.
Conrado already knows we are in the area.
There aren't any mountains along the coast to hide us from their radars.
If we leave the mountains, the plane will be detected.
LetâÂÂs go to my turf, sir The state police is still loyal to me in there.
We'll be safe for some days, at least.
Let's go to Guamuchil.
Did the plane show up? I feel the warmth from my boiling blood I feel the fear, sweat dripping away There's a stillness that nothing transmits I'm a breeze that grows stronger Even when the clouds drift away Even when my skin dries away I'll be back someday To unleash my return I have the dust that protects the road I have the branches of a leafless tree I'm the guardian of the tired night There are silhouettes that come to meet me Even when the clouds drift away Even when my skin dries away I'll be back someday To unleash my return [plane turning off.]
Get him up.
What do you have here, Commander? Drunk fight.
[soldier.]
Go ahead.
Sending regards to all my nephews, roger that? Uncle, itâÂÂs great to hear from you.
What's up, Uncle? [policeman.]
Uncle, roger that.
I am in the city and your auntie is with me.
I'll see you at home to open the gifts.
IâÂÂm glad that auntie made it safely.
Tell auntie we are at her service.
[garage door closing.]
[beeps.]
The federal police haven't even showed up around here.
My guys out there will keep you safe.
Get me a doctor.
[policeman.]
Go get a doctor.
[static.]
[policeman.]
Is it for auntie? [policeman 2.]
Affirmative.
[static.]
[policeman.]
Is it serious? [policeman 2.]
No, but her leg is bleeding.
Its me.
Let me talk to the boss.
MEXICO CITY [knocking.]
Come in.
PRESIDENTIAL OFFICE Any news? We were close to catching him.
It's just a matter of time.
Time is the last thing we have to spare, Conrado.
Every day El Chapo is free, my reputation gets worse and worse.
I know.
And I am sorry about it.
Someone has to pay the political price for all this, and ultimately, you're the responsible for this country's security.
I won't leave you hanging, but I need you to sign your resignation.
I will leave you in the shadows for a couple of months and then I can make you secretary of tourism.
It's too late for that, Mr.
President.
You should have asked for my resignation when El Chapo escaped.
Now it would only look like a desperate measure.
I don't believe it's ever too late to flex your power.
You, better than anyone, know than a delayed reaction is equal to nothing.
Besides, my separation from the cabinet should be consulted with the ex-president.
Of course.
I'll inform him myself as soon as you sign the resignation.
RESIGNATION LETTER I am not signing it.
DonâÂÂt make this into a conflict, Conrado.
If you force me to sign it, I'll say El Chapo financed your presidential campaign and that I arranged it all myself, with your full knowledge and consent.
No one will believe you.
I will also say that you let him escape because you owed him for helping you to win the presidency.
You are declaring war On me.
If I lose, you lose too.
Nice seeing you, Mr.
President.
I'll inform you when we capture El Chapo Guzman.
[door closing.]
Roger that, thank you.
The bay will be free of the marines at night.
That's where the fishing boats are.
Any of them can take you to international waters.
From there to Colombia or anywhere.
Navachiste is Isidoro's turf.
Then let's leave from any port in Sonora.
Plus, weâÂÂll be exposed if we travel on the ground.
Maybe not.
ThereâÂÂs always a way, Chilo.
We just have to find it.
A war against the president is not a smart move, Conrado.
- I didn't have a choice.
- It might be.
It might be, but this is the second time you've made important decisions without consulting me.
I hope you are not getting used to it.
IâÂÂd take it as a lack of loyalty.
Never.
Good.
[chair moving.]
If there's something I can't tolerate, is disloyalty.
Berta understands that very well, so I hope you do too.
Of course.
Well, then focus in catching El Chapo once and for all.
Only with that triumph weâÂÂll make sure the president will be neutralized.
Yes, sir.
- Good night.
- Good night.
I need to talk to you.
Stay still, asshole! [door closing.]
Is the "auntie" El Chapo? No.
EL CHAPO GUZMAN INJURES LEG AFTER ESCAPING OPERATIVE IN COSALA We can do this the easy way, or the hard way.
Last chance.
That auntie who needed a doctor because her leg was bleeding, was that El Chapo? [heavy breathing.]
Where in Guamuchil is he hiding? [garage door opening.]
Was this what you wanted? [groans.]
[tires screech Get out of here, asshole! Get out! He's over there! [groans.]
[phone ringing.]
General? El Chapo is in Guamuchil.
We have witnesses.
He had a shootout with Isidoro.
Were the exits closed? - That's right.
- I'm on my way.
Hello? I am stuck in Guamuchil in a safe house.
I need you to help me get out of here.
Where do you want to go? To the last place they'd expect me to go.
[Sol.]
I want details.
Apparently he was trying to get out of Guamuchil hiding in the hidden compartment of a pick-up truck.
We've got surveillance at every exit and we've found and dismantled several clandestine landing sites.
[General.]
We've reinforced the security in all his territories in the area.
These other turfs belong to Isidoro.
He can't go through there.
We are assuming he can't.
[General.]
What do you mean? If I was El Chapo, I would hide exactly where people are less expecting me to hide.
Establish some surveillance around IsidoroâÂÂs zones.
But, Mr.
Secretary El Chapo wouldn't want to hide in the wolf's den.
He will if he thinks he can distract us.
It's worth the shot.
Do as I say.
[indistinct chatter.]
Have a nice day.
[cellphone ringing.]
JUAN SANTIAGO UNDERCOVER FEDERAL AGEN What am I good for? Commander, we need you to focus on a single target.
[General.]
Report any movement from the Sinaloa Cartel, at each and every level.
Count on that.
[chatter and soft music playing.]
[man.]
We hadn't seen you in a long time, Santiago.
Do you have information, or do you want some? I need info from your sources.
[man.]
Who are you looking for? Have you seen any out of the ordinary movements from the Sinaloa Cartel? No, theyâÂÂve scattered like rats since Isidoro took this turf.
If anything catches your eye, let me know.
- WeâÂÂre closed! - It's Juanito.
I am looking for your brother.
What do you want now, Juanito? If I tell you IâÂÂm looking for El Chapo around here, would you believe me? Do you really think heâÂÂd come to fuck with Isidoro? Tell your people to stay alert, and if they see something unusual, let me know.
Alright.
Also, tell your boss I want to speak to him.
[cellphone ringing.]
Hello? El Chapo doesnâÂÂt have the balls to come into Los Mochis.
OUTSIDE OF GUAMUCHIL Where do you think he is? In the mountains, where else? IâÂÂm looking for him there.
If you find him, let me know.
If I find him, IâÂÂll kill him.
MOVING SERVICES INSIDE AND OUT OF LOS MOCHIS [barking.]
[distant barking.]
[groan.]
Go get Chilo quickly.
Hurry.
Bring him some water.
JoaquÃn, with all due respect, itâÂÂs crazy to have you hiding around here.
On the contrary, thereâÂÂs no better place to hide.
No one will expect it.
How long are you planning to stay? A few days.
As soon as things calm down a little, I need to see what the safest port is for me to leave the country.
Are you hungry, fellas? Always, sir.
Get something to eat for everyone.
[man.]
Evening.
I want 200 tacos, please.
A hundred with steak only, and a hundred with cheese.
Wow, where's the party.
Give me five minutes and IâÂÂll prepare the order.
- Sure.
- Chivo! Bring more tortillas! WeâÂÂll need double for our special friends! [man.]
Come on.
[shutter clicking.]
Juanito.
[barking.]
Good evening.
Do these run 24 hours? General? IâÂÂm sending you the surveillance recordings from the street where the house is located.
[Juan.]
These are from last week.
Are they here? TheyâÂÂre coming in now.
The house is registered as one of MarceloâÂÂs Safe houses.
It was under surveillance while he was a turf boss.
Are those MarceloâÂÂs hitmen? Might be.
The commander said they bought two hundred tacos.
The videos are downloaded, play them.
[Sol.]
Why would Marcelo want new furniture? I need you to begin the Black Swan operation.
[agent.]
Police, everyone, freeze! Freeze! Get in! [agent.]
Freeze! LetâÂÂs go! Careful! [agents shouting.]
[shooting.]
Freeze! [shouting.]
Freeze! On the ground! Drop your gun! [soldier.]
Get upstairs! Search for the target! Get in, now! [shooting.]
[distant shooting.]
[glass breaking.]
[agent.]
Hallway! Left door, right door! [shooting.]
[water splashing.]
[doors opening.]
[agent.]
Sir! No sign of the target! Search every corner.
There are holes in the closets.
He must be here.
Look for a tunnel! I donâÂÂt care what you do! Get information from his men! We canâÂÂt waste any more time! [thunderclap.]
Goddammit, weâÂÂre out of gas.
We have to get another car.
[tires screeching.]
Get down! [woman crying.]
[Chapo.]
Let's go! [door closing.]
[cop.]
The woman stated two armed individuals stole her car at the intersection of Diez de Mayo and Francisco Javier Minas.
ThatâÂÂs in Juquilpan.
Right next to the Escali neighborhood, in the middle of Los Mochis.
ThatâÂÂs him.
I need every police officer in Los Mochis to be after him right now.
[cop.]
ThereâÂÂs been information about a stolen car with the following characteristics: Ford Focus, red, with plate number Bravo, Golfo, Kilo, 1456.
The theft occurred at the intersection of 10 de Mayo and Fco.
Javier Minas avenue.
ItâÂÂs a number one priority, I repeat, number one priority.
The red Ford focus might be on its way to the 20 De Noviembre exit.
Fuck! We won't make it to the mountains.
They probably already gave out the warning, but itâÂÂs just the two of them.
I think we should go out, guns blazing.
[Chapo.]
We wonâÂÂt be make it in a shootout.
We have to buy them out, so they help us reach the coast.
Are you sure? We don't have a choice.
Stop the car.
WeâÂÂve got five units with 20 officers on their way.
Drop your weapons! Get out of the vehicle, hands in the air! [Chilo.]
Let's talk! Gentlemen, do you know who am I? Help me get to the mountains and you won't have to worry about anything ever again.
Ask for whatever you want: one, two or three million dollars.
Get down! Face down! [sirens approaching.]
[cop.]
We got them! [General.]
Mr.
Secretary, congratulations, well done.
Thank you.
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED: IâÂÂD LIKE TO INFORM THE MEXICAN PEOPLE THAT JOAQUÃÂN GUZMÃÂN LOERA HAS BEEN DETAINED.
[reporter.]
The leader of the Sinaloa Cartel [reporters speaking in different languages.]
He was moved to Mexico City, where the president confirmed the re-capture of the Sinaloa Cartel leader.
[speaking English.]
JoaquÃn "El Chapo" Guzmán [speaking in French.]
[in English.]
is back behind bars tonight.
[in Spanish.]
He was detained in the city of Los Mochis [in English.]
Six months after escaping from a maximum security prison.
[speaking in Japanese and German.]
The drug lord's escape destabilized the Mexican government.
Recapturing him even became an affair of state.
[reporter.]
Every news outlet from all over the world is present here today.
At the PGR hangar, at the Mexico City international airport.
On board that ANX2226 that belongs to the Mexican marines [reporter 2.]
El Chapo is coming out.
[reporter.]
ThatâÂÂs right, right now theyâÂÂre moving El Chapo Guzmán [Sol.]
Which is why IâÂÂd like to read the presidentâÂÂs tweet out loud: "Mission accomplished.
IâÂÂd like to inform the Mexican people that JoaquÃn Guzmán Loera has been detained".
[shouting and clapping.]
[reporter.]
The secretary of state, Conrado Sol, has achieved great success by capturing El Chapo Guzmán, the most wanted drug lord in the world.
Thank you very much.
The Mexican people canâÂÂt forget the fact that the president still hasnâÂÂt given us an explanation explanation about the killing of the Ayotzinapa students, nor about the so-called "White House".
You canâÂÂt make the president responsible for such happening.
- [reporter.]
Of course I can - Yes? Thank you very much.
[reporter.]
Conrado Sol is the only one thatâÂÂs safe in that cabinet, and heâÂÂs proven that by capturing El Chapo.
Sir! The Secretary of State took on this situation very well.
He returned from Paris and was able to contain the crisis.
And thatâÂÂs what you expect from the government.
[door closing.]
Congratulations, Conrado.
Your plan has been a hit.
[Sol.]
Thank you.
A bright future awaits us.
To loyalty.
[Salinas.]
You should always be loyal to those who feed you, and you just wanted to make a fool out of me.
Berta already told me you keep seeing that boy.
ItâÂÂs my turn, Conrado.
Now IâÂÂll be the presidential candidate, and not you.
[Berta.]
But donâÂÂt worry, you are still of use to us.
Thanks to your newfound credibility, youâÂÂll support me in everything you can, so I can grow politically.
And of course, you wonâÂÂt say a word about BertaâÂÂs apartment in Miami.
If you donâÂÂt accept these new conditions, all of Mexico will find out youâÂÂre a homosexual.
and you know corruption doesnâÂÂt take away any points, but being openly homosexual does.
[Berta.]
I told you, my godfather doesnâÂÂt forgive disloyalty.
It was a mistake, sir.
Please, let me show you I can still be trusted.
ItâÂÂs too late.
ThereâÂÂs nothing you can do to restore my faith in you.
[door opening.]
What are you doing here? IâÂÂve lost everything.
What did you lose? DidnâÂÂt you just catch El Chapo? The former president has stopped supporting me.
I wonâÂÂt be a presidential candidate.
Come here You canâÂÂt see it now, but itâÂÂs the best thing that couldâÂÂve happened to you.
YouâÂÂll be free, Conrado.
YouâÂÂre finally going to be able to live as you please.
Being president is the only way I wanted to live.
DonâÂÂt say that.
Power is an addiction just like all the others, and you can overcome it.
IâÂÂm sorry.
This is the only way.
The only way to do what? Take my power back.
[Salinas.]
Conrado has shown me his great ability and decision making in times of crisis.
His loyalty, commitment and love for Mexico have no equal.
[man.]
Tell us how the hell you managed to remain untarnished after Esteban Prieto's government.
Did you sell your soul to the devil or what? Yes.
ThatâÂÂs exactly what I did.
[Salinas.]
Well, gentlemen, I think we all know why we are here.
LetâÂÂs toast to the next president of Mexico! Gentlemen.
[glasses clinking.]
ALMOLOYA PRISON, MEXICO And the girls? They are fine.
TheyâÂÂre too little, they donâÂÂt understand anything thatâÂÂs going on.
And how's my mom? Well, you can imagine.
Your mom is strong, though.
WeâÂÂre all taking care of her.
And Quino? HeâÂÂs fine, dedicated to his work.
How are they treating you? I can barely sleep.
IâÂÂm scared that they might extradite you.
They wonâÂÂt do that.
I still have some bargaining room.
IâÂÂve got information about politicians and government officials that have been paid by my organization in the last twenty years.
If I fall, half the government will too, and even the DEA.
The situation looks bad now, but soon enough itâÂÂll get better.
YouâÂÂll see.
JANUARY 19, 2017 [plane taking off.]
[agent.]
Police, everyone freeze! [sirens.]
[water running.]
[Chapo.]
The marines should be right at the exit.
[sirens.]
[Chilo.]
YouâÂÂre asking too much of me.
We canâÂÂt go on from here.
We have to get out.
[sirens getting closer.]
Or stay down here.
[Chapo.]
I couldâÂÂve avoided my extradition.
[Chilo.]
Sir! IâÂÂm El Chapo Guzmán! I always find a way out! ACCORDING TO THE EXTRADITION TREATY BETWEEN THE US AND MEXICO, EL CHAPO CANNOT FACE THE DEATH PENALTY, BUT CAN FACE A LIFE SENTENCE.
ACCORDING TO NEWS REPORTS, EL CHAPO CONFESSED TO KILLING BETWEEN 2,000 AND 3,000 PEOPLE.
2,000 AND 3,000 PEOPLE.
Subtitle translation by Chanel Otero
[soldier.]
Let's go! Go get him! [soldier.]
Stay still! Chapo, drop your gun! [soldier.]
It's not El Chapo! [groans.]
[airplane.]
[cellphone ringing.]
DISE INTELLIGENCE CENTER VIEWING OFFICE [General.]
Understood.
They lost him.
Reinforce the security in all the perimeter around Cosala! Nothing moves unless we know about it! COSALA MOUNTAINS SINALOA, MEXICO pilot How long until we get to Puerto La Cruz? [Chapo.]
We can't go anymore.
Conrado already knows we are in the area.
There aren't any mountains along the coast to hide us from their radars.
If we leave the mountains, the plane will be detected.
LetâÂÂs go to my turf, sir The state police is still loyal to me in there.
We'll be safe for some days, at least.
Let's go to Guamuchil.
Did the plane show up? I feel the warmth from my boiling blood I feel the fear, sweat dripping away There's a stillness that nothing transmits I'm a breeze that grows stronger Even when the clouds drift away Even when my skin dries away I'll be back someday To unleash my return I have the dust that protects the road I have the branches of a leafless tree I'm the guardian of the tired night There are silhouettes that come to meet me Even when the clouds drift away Even when my skin dries away I'll be back someday To unleash my return [plane turning off.]
Get him up.
What do you have here, Commander? Drunk fight.
[soldier.]
Go ahead.
Sending regards to all my nephews, roger that? Uncle, itâÂÂs great to hear from you.
What's up, Uncle? [policeman.]
Uncle, roger that.
I am in the city and your auntie is with me.
I'll see you at home to open the gifts.
IâÂÂm glad that auntie made it safely.
Tell auntie we are at her service.
[garage door closing.]
[beeps.]
The federal police haven't even showed up around here.
My guys out there will keep you safe.
Get me a doctor.
[policeman.]
Go get a doctor.
[static.]
[policeman.]
Is it for auntie? [policeman 2.]
Affirmative.
[static.]
[policeman.]
Is it serious? [policeman 2.]
No, but her leg is bleeding.
Its me.
Let me talk to the boss.
MEXICO CITY [knocking.]
Come in.
PRESIDENTIAL OFFICE Any news? We were close to catching him.
It's just a matter of time.
Time is the last thing we have to spare, Conrado.
Every day El Chapo is free, my reputation gets worse and worse.
I know.
And I am sorry about it.
Someone has to pay the political price for all this, and ultimately, you're the responsible for this country's security.
I won't leave you hanging, but I need you to sign your resignation.
I will leave you in the shadows for a couple of months and then I can make you secretary of tourism.
It's too late for that, Mr.
President.
You should have asked for my resignation when El Chapo escaped.
Now it would only look like a desperate measure.
I don't believe it's ever too late to flex your power.
You, better than anyone, know than a delayed reaction is equal to nothing.
Besides, my separation from the cabinet should be consulted with the ex-president.
Of course.
I'll inform him myself as soon as you sign the resignation.
RESIGNATION LETTER I am not signing it.
DonâÂÂt make this into a conflict, Conrado.
If you force me to sign it, I'll say El Chapo financed your presidential campaign and that I arranged it all myself, with your full knowledge and consent.
No one will believe you.
I will also say that you let him escape because you owed him for helping you to win the presidency.
You are declaring war On me.
If I lose, you lose too.
Nice seeing you, Mr.
President.
I'll inform you when we capture El Chapo Guzman.
[door closing.]
Roger that, thank you.
The bay will be free of the marines at night.
That's where the fishing boats are.
Any of them can take you to international waters.
From there to Colombia or anywhere.
Navachiste is Isidoro's turf.
Then let's leave from any port in Sonora.
Plus, weâÂÂll be exposed if we travel on the ground.
Maybe not.
ThereâÂÂs always a way, Chilo.
We just have to find it.
A war against the president is not a smart move, Conrado.
- I didn't have a choice.
- It might be.
It might be, but this is the second time you've made important decisions without consulting me.
I hope you are not getting used to it.
IâÂÂd take it as a lack of loyalty.
Never.
Good.
[chair moving.]
If there's something I can't tolerate, is disloyalty.
Berta understands that very well, so I hope you do too.
Of course.
Well, then focus in catching El Chapo once and for all.
Only with that triumph weâÂÂll make sure the president will be neutralized.
Yes, sir.
- Good night.
- Good night.
I need to talk to you.
Stay still, asshole! [door closing.]
Is the "auntie" El Chapo? No.
EL CHAPO GUZMAN INJURES LEG AFTER ESCAPING OPERATIVE IN COSALA We can do this the easy way, or the hard way.
Last chance.
That auntie who needed a doctor because her leg was bleeding, was that El Chapo? [heavy breathing.]
Where in Guamuchil is he hiding? [garage door opening.]
Was this what you wanted? [groans.]
[tires screech Get out of here, asshole! Get out! He's over there! [groans.]
[phone ringing.]
General? El Chapo is in Guamuchil.
We have witnesses.
He had a shootout with Isidoro.
Were the exits closed? - That's right.
- I'm on my way.
Hello? I am stuck in Guamuchil in a safe house.
I need you to help me get out of here.
Where do you want to go? To the last place they'd expect me to go.
[Sol.]
I want details.
Apparently he was trying to get out of Guamuchil hiding in the hidden compartment of a pick-up truck.
We've got surveillance at every exit and we've found and dismantled several clandestine landing sites.
[General.]
We've reinforced the security in all his territories in the area.
These other turfs belong to Isidoro.
He can't go through there.
We are assuming he can't.
[General.]
What do you mean? If I was El Chapo, I would hide exactly where people are less expecting me to hide.
Establish some surveillance around IsidoroâÂÂs zones.
But, Mr.
Secretary El Chapo wouldn't want to hide in the wolf's den.
He will if he thinks he can distract us.
It's worth the shot.
Do as I say.
[indistinct chatter.]
Have a nice day.
[cellphone ringing.]
JUAN SANTIAGO UNDERCOVER FEDERAL AGEN What am I good for? Commander, we need you to focus on a single target.
[General.]
Report any movement from the Sinaloa Cartel, at each and every level.
Count on that.
[chatter and soft music playing.]
[man.]
We hadn't seen you in a long time, Santiago.
Do you have information, or do you want some? I need info from your sources.
[man.]
Who are you looking for? Have you seen any out of the ordinary movements from the Sinaloa Cartel? No, theyâÂÂve scattered like rats since Isidoro took this turf.
If anything catches your eye, let me know.
- WeâÂÂre closed! - It's Juanito.
I am looking for your brother.
What do you want now, Juanito? If I tell you IâÂÂm looking for El Chapo around here, would you believe me? Do you really think heâÂÂd come to fuck with Isidoro? Tell your people to stay alert, and if they see something unusual, let me know.
Alright.
Also, tell your boss I want to speak to him.
[cellphone ringing.]
Hello? El Chapo doesnâÂÂt have the balls to come into Los Mochis.
OUTSIDE OF GUAMUCHIL Where do you think he is? In the mountains, where else? IâÂÂm looking for him there.
If you find him, let me know.
If I find him, IâÂÂll kill him.
MOVING SERVICES INSIDE AND OUT OF LOS MOCHIS [barking.]
[distant barking.]
[groan.]
Go get Chilo quickly.
Hurry.
Bring him some water.
JoaquÃn, with all due respect, itâÂÂs crazy to have you hiding around here.
On the contrary, thereâÂÂs no better place to hide.
No one will expect it.
How long are you planning to stay? A few days.
As soon as things calm down a little, I need to see what the safest port is for me to leave the country.
Are you hungry, fellas? Always, sir.
Get something to eat for everyone.
[man.]
Evening.
I want 200 tacos, please.
A hundred with steak only, and a hundred with cheese.
Wow, where's the party.
Give me five minutes and IâÂÂll prepare the order.
- Sure.
- Chivo! Bring more tortillas! WeâÂÂll need double for our special friends! [man.]
Come on.
[shutter clicking.]
Juanito.
[barking.]
Good evening.
Do these run 24 hours? General? IâÂÂm sending you the surveillance recordings from the street where the house is located.
[Juan.]
These are from last week.
Are they here? TheyâÂÂre coming in now.
The house is registered as one of MarceloâÂÂs Safe houses.
It was under surveillance while he was a turf boss.
Are those MarceloâÂÂs hitmen? Might be.
The commander said they bought two hundred tacos.
The videos are downloaded, play them.
[Sol.]
Why would Marcelo want new furniture? I need you to begin the Black Swan operation.
[agent.]
Police, everyone, freeze! Freeze! Get in! [agent.]
Freeze! LetâÂÂs go! Careful! [agents shouting.]
[shooting.]
Freeze! [shouting.]
Freeze! On the ground! Drop your gun! [soldier.]
Get upstairs! Search for the target! Get in, now! [shooting.]
[distant shooting.]
[glass breaking.]
[agent.]
Hallway! Left door, right door! [shooting.]
[water splashing.]
[doors opening.]
[agent.]
Sir! No sign of the target! Search every corner.
There are holes in the closets.
He must be here.
Look for a tunnel! I donâÂÂt care what you do! Get information from his men! We canâÂÂt waste any more time! [thunderclap.]
Goddammit, weâÂÂre out of gas.
We have to get another car.
[tires screeching.]
Get down! [woman crying.]
[Chapo.]
Let's go! [door closing.]
[cop.]
The woman stated two armed individuals stole her car at the intersection of Diez de Mayo and Francisco Javier Minas.
ThatâÂÂs in Juquilpan.
Right next to the Escali neighborhood, in the middle of Los Mochis.
ThatâÂÂs him.
I need every police officer in Los Mochis to be after him right now.
[cop.]
ThereâÂÂs been information about a stolen car with the following characteristics: Ford Focus, red, with plate number Bravo, Golfo, Kilo, 1456.
The theft occurred at the intersection of 10 de Mayo and Fco.
Javier Minas avenue.
ItâÂÂs a number one priority, I repeat, number one priority.
The red Ford focus might be on its way to the 20 De Noviembre exit.
Fuck! We won't make it to the mountains.
They probably already gave out the warning, but itâÂÂs just the two of them.
I think we should go out, guns blazing.
[Chapo.]
We wonâÂÂt be make it in a shootout.
We have to buy them out, so they help us reach the coast.
Are you sure? We don't have a choice.
Stop the car.
WeâÂÂve got five units with 20 officers on their way.
Drop your weapons! Get out of the vehicle, hands in the air! [Chilo.]
Let's talk! Gentlemen, do you know who am I? Help me get to the mountains and you won't have to worry about anything ever again.
Ask for whatever you want: one, two or three million dollars.
Get down! Face down! [sirens approaching.]
[cop.]
We got them! [General.]
Mr.
Secretary, congratulations, well done.
Thank you.
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED: IâÂÂD LIKE TO INFORM THE MEXICAN PEOPLE THAT JOAQUÃÂN GUZMÃÂN LOERA HAS BEEN DETAINED.
[reporter.]
The leader of the Sinaloa Cartel [reporters speaking in different languages.]
He was moved to Mexico City, where the president confirmed the re-capture of the Sinaloa Cartel leader.
[speaking English.]
JoaquÃn "El Chapo" Guzmán [speaking in French.]
[in English.]
is back behind bars tonight.
[in Spanish.]
He was detained in the city of Los Mochis [in English.]
Six months after escaping from a maximum security prison.
[speaking in Japanese and German.]
The drug lord's escape destabilized the Mexican government.
Recapturing him even became an affair of state.
[reporter.]
Every news outlet from all over the world is present here today.
At the PGR hangar, at the Mexico City international airport.
On board that ANX2226 that belongs to the Mexican marines [reporter 2.]
El Chapo is coming out.
[reporter.]
ThatâÂÂs right, right now theyâÂÂre moving El Chapo Guzmán [Sol.]
Which is why IâÂÂd like to read the presidentâÂÂs tweet out loud: "Mission accomplished.
IâÂÂd like to inform the Mexican people that JoaquÃn Guzmán Loera has been detained".
[shouting and clapping.]
[reporter.]
The secretary of state, Conrado Sol, has achieved great success by capturing El Chapo Guzmán, the most wanted drug lord in the world.
Thank you very much.
The Mexican people canâÂÂt forget the fact that the president still hasnâÂÂt given us an explanation explanation about the killing of the Ayotzinapa students, nor about the so-called "White House".
You canâÂÂt make the president responsible for such happening.
- [reporter.]
Of course I can - Yes? Thank you very much.
[reporter.]
Conrado Sol is the only one thatâÂÂs safe in that cabinet, and heâÂÂs proven that by capturing El Chapo.
Sir! The Secretary of State took on this situation very well.
He returned from Paris and was able to contain the crisis.
And thatâÂÂs what you expect from the government.
[door closing.]
Congratulations, Conrado.
Your plan has been a hit.
[Sol.]
Thank you.
A bright future awaits us.
To loyalty.
[Salinas.]
You should always be loyal to those who feed you, and you just wanted to make a fool out of me.
Berta already told me you keep seeing that boy.
ItâÂÂs my turn, Conrado.
Now IâÂÂll be the presidential candidate, and not you.
[Berta.]
But donâÂÂt worry, you are still of use to us.
Thanks to your newfound credibility, youâÂÂll support me in everything you can, so I can grow politically.
And of course, you wonâÂÂt say a word about BertaâÂÂs apartment in Miami.
If you donâÂÂt accept these new conditions, all of Mexico will find out youâÂÂre a homosexual.
and you know corruption doesnâÂÂt take away any points, but being openly homosexual does.
[Berta.]
I told you, my godfather doesnâÂÂt forgive disloyalty.
It was a mistake, sir.
Please, let me show you I can still be trusted.
ItâÂÂs too late.
ThereâÂÂs nothing you can do to restore my faith in you.
[door opening.]
What are you doing here? IâÂÂve lost everything.
What did you lose? DidnâÂÂt you just catch El Chapo? The former president has stopped supporting me.
I wonâÂÂt be a presidential candidate.
Come here You canâÂÂt see it now, but itâÂÂs the best thing that couldâÂÂve happened to you.
YouâÂÂll be free, Conrado.
YouâÂÂre finally going to be able to live as you please.
Being president is the only way I wanted to live.
DonâÂÂt say that.
Power is an addiction just like all the others, and you can overcome it.
IâÂÂm sorry.
This is the only way.
The only way to do what? Take my power back.
[Salinas.]
Conrado has shown me his great ability and decision making in times of crisis.
His loyalty, commitment and love for Mexico have no equal.
[man.]
Tell us how the hell you managed to remain untarnished after Esteban Prieto's government.
Did you sell your soul to the devil or what? Yes.
ThatâÂÂs exactly what I did.
[Salinas.]
Well, gentlemen, I think we all know why we are here.
LetâÂÂs toast to the next president of Mexico! Gentlemen.
[glasses clinking.]
ALMOLOYA PRISON, MEXICO And the girls? They are fine.
TheyâÂÂre too little, they donâÂÂt understand anything thatâÂÂs going on.
And how's my mom? Well, you can imagine.
Your mom is strong, though.
WeâÂÂre all taking care of her.
And Quino? HeâÂÂs fine, dedicated to his work.
How are they treating you? I can barely sleep.
IâÂÂm scared that they might extradite you.
They wonâÂÂt do that.
I still have some bargaining room.
IâÂÂve got information about politicians and government officials that have been paid by my organization in the last twenty years.
If I fall, half the government will too, and even the DEA.
The situation looks bad now, but soon enough itâÂÂll get better.
YouâÂÂll see.
JANUARY 19, 2017 [plane taking off.]
[agent.]
Police, everyone freeze! [sirens.]
[water running.]
[Chapo.]
The marines should be right at the exit.
[sirens.]
[Chilo.]
YouâÂÂre asking too much of me.
We canâÂÂt go on from here.
We have to get out.
[sirens getting closer.]
Or stay down here.
[Chapo.]
I couldâÂÂve avoided my extradition.
[Chilo.]
Sir! IâÂÂm El Chapo Guzmán! I always find a way out! ACCORDING TO THE EXTRADITION TREATY BETWEEN THE US AND MEXICO, EL CHAPO CANNOT FACE THE DEATH PENALTY, BUT CAN FACE A LIFE SENTENCE.
ACCORDING TO NEWS REPORTS, EL CHAPO CONFESSED TO KILLING BETWEEN 2,000 AND 3,000 PEOPLE.
2,000 AND 3,000 PEOPLE.
Subtitle translation by Chanel Otero