Ana's Revenge (2020–…): Season 1, Episode 49 - Episode #1.49 - full transcript

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Mommy!

Mejía for president, gentlemen!

The body
of candidate Ramiro Pérez Tarazona,

from the Union and Renewal party,
will be buried in the coming days.

And this loss leaves the party

without a leader in this election.

Mr. De la Torre,
the country wonders, what will happen?

Are you going to represent Mr. Pérez
in the presidential race?

Look, right now,
I can't think of anything

other than offering a worthy farewell
to Ramiro Pérez.



We're also in mourning because...

we lost Rosario Castiblanco,
my cousin.

As many of you know,
she was Guillermo Mejía's wife.

So I'm sending him my condolences.

My condolences
to him and his children,

and I'll take the opportunity now

to extend my condolences to all
the victims of this cowardly attack.

We need to talk, make some decisions.

- Let's meet at the headquarters tonight.
- Of course, Raúl.

We'll be there, Raúl.

- You can count on us.
- Great.

I hope you're ready
for what's coming your way.

I mean, it must be hard
to take orders

from a new candidate chosen by the party.



Camilo Vanegas is a well-known one.

Must be complicated for you
to take orders

from another person,
after being with Ramiro.

New guidelines.

Magda, thank you for coming.

How are you?

Fine.

- Can we have a word, please?
- Yes, of course.

Thank you.

- I see you've recovered quite well.
- Yes, fortunately.

- You too. You look better.
- Well, sort of.

Pablo, has Raúl already proposed
that you take Ramiro's place?

No.

No?

That's weird.

Well, I also heard
that Camilo Vanegas is another option.

That would make a lot of sense, right?
He was the biggest rival

that Ramiro had before the party decided

who would be running for the presidency.

I wouldn't dismiss you
as an option so soon.

You've been quite a pleasant surprise
for everybody. You have a loyal following.

I'm not running, Magda.

Well, I think you're a very important man,

and that you should be a part
of the change that Ramiro wanted.

So I want to suggest we join forces.

Wow. Okay. I get it.

So you want me to join your campaign?

I get it.

Only by joining forces
will we take Mejía down,

and we'll give this country a chance
to get away from traditional politicians.

Thank you... for your offer.

I can't make a decision
until I talk to the party.

I'm giving you a heads up.

- Thank you, for real.
- Thank you.

What do you want, Froggy?

Do you want us to stay
or would you rather be by yourself?

I don't want you
to go back to the headquarters,

or to see Mejía ever again.

You go to Mexico.

Give Isa's family the remains.

And the rest of you...

carry on with your lives.

I don't want anyone to put their life
on hold for something I wanted to do.

"Wanted," as in the past?

Yes, this changes things.

I don't want any of you
to be harmed by Guillermo.

I don't want anyone to get hurt
because of my thirst for revenge.

I don't even...

I don't even know
if I have the strength to continue.

Gentlemen, how are you?

- Raúl, what's up?
- Pablo.

- How are things going?
- We've been waiting for you, Pablo.

Yeah, sure. I apologize. I...

My daughter found out
about the attack and...

- she got pretty nervous.
- No, Pablo.

I couldn't leave her alone.

Don't apologize for being a good father.

That's one of your virtues.

Pablo, this afternoon
the party's Board of Directors met.

We want you to be the new candidate
for the Union and Renewal party.

Raúl, what can I say? Thank you so much

for your trust and your offer.

- Look, I think that right now...
- Pablo, listen to me.

We are convinced
that you are the strongest option.

You've become so popular so fast.

You knew how to respond
to Guillermo Mejía's attacks.

We also know

that Ramiro trusted you completely.

I'm convinced, Pablo,
that you can fight head on,

with good arguments,

for the presidency,
against Guillermo Mejía.

Meanwhile, the Mejía family

and the candidate
for the Democratic Force party

say farewell
to Mrs. Rosario de Mejía Castiblanco,

the candidate's wife
and mother of their three kids.

The pain overwhelms my family

and the other victims.

We're destroyed.

But don't think for a second

that this cowardly act
will go unpunished.

Mr. Mejía, you've said before
that you plan to devote your life

to increasing the sentences
for terrorists.

That's right.

I won't rest until we get it done.

I'll do that in my role as president
or as a public servant.

Will you also request
the sentence to be increased

for the masterminds behind these crimes?

Of course.

So, if the police
arrest the perpetrators,

and whoever orchestrated
and gave the order to commit this attack,

they would get the maximum sentence.

That's what I just said.

Excuse me.

These are the statements

from the current presidential candidate,
Guillermo León Mejía.

Are you ready, honey?

Yes, Mom.

I can't believe
we're saying goodbye to my niece.

Mom, I have something to tell you.

The party asked me
to take Ramiro's place

and continue with my candidacy.

Will you go against Guillermo?

Did you accept?

Well,

I told them to give me time
to talk to you all.

What do you think?

Honey...

you were always so sure
that Guillermo wasn't a good person.

Your dad and I didn't believe you

and look how far things have gone.

I can't deny
that I'm scared about you confronting him.

He's only wanted one thing in his life,

to become president.

Yes, Mom. I know that.

And I know this is hard,
not just for me, but for all of you, too.

I don't want Guillermo
to have an opponent

that can't stop him.

And you think you can?

Stop him?

I don't know.

I don't know, Mom.

I do believe that people
will at least have the choice

of two very different ways
of doing politics in this country.

And I'm willing to work hard

so that he doesn't get to be president,

because it would be disastrous
for the country.

Honey,

I don't want anything bad
to happen to you.

And experience has taught us...

that everyone who's against Guillermo,
or even close to him,

ends up getting hurt.

Just think of poor Rosario.

- Shall we go?
- Yes.

Come on.

- No!
- Froggy, I'm here, calm down.

It was one of those nightmares you get.

Froggy...

What are you doing here?
Why are you here?

I'm fine.

Go home and get some sleep.

No, you're not well.

That's why we haven't left.

- Thanks.
- But what about your son?

Yefer is with Toto. He's his dad, anyway.

He has to take responsibility, too.

Life has toughened me up,
this can't take me down.

I know. It's nice to hear you say that.

What are you doing here?

Didn't I tell you to get on a plane
and go to Mexico?

I didn't want to go
until I saw you doing better.

I'm fine. For the third time, I'm fine.

I need you to take Isabella's remains
to her family,

like I told you.

Why don't you sleep some more?

- Come on. I'll be right here.
- No.

We don't have time.

What do you have to do?

Today is Rosario's burial.

Yeah, that's the only thing
they're talking about on the news.

Mejía is acting sad
all over the place,

and the media is giving that
way to much importance.

Hello, Alex. Hi.

I suppose you're documenting
every single move Guillermo Mejía makes

because of the interviews
he's giving, right?

Okay, good.
Look, I need a favor from you.

In the next interview,
ask him this question.

Hey...

Did you call Andrea, like I said?

Yes, she's on the way.

I don't know if that was the right move.

Why not? Of course it was.
Isn't she like her mom?

She knows her. Just look at Froggy.

- It's better if she's here.
- But Andrea

has never agreed
with what Analía is doing.

And obviously, the first thing she'll do
is try to convince her to stop.

Honestly, Dorita, right now,

I don't think that bastard
should get away with this.

- This is almost done.
- Great, yeah.

I want you
to take a look at something, Alberto.

- We're busy right now.
- It's something important.

There's no problem, Salvador. Relax.

This can take down
Guillermo Mejía's candidacy.

- What are you saying?
- Take a look.

- How did you get this?
- Rosario Castiblanco gave it to me.

She was Mejía's wife.

You know this can cause
a big scandal, right?

- Of course.
- We need evidence.

Other than that?
Everything's documented there.

Confidentiality agreements with all
the poor women Mejía assaulted.

The problem, Salvador,

is that sexual assault
is very hard to prove.

This has to go through
the medical examiner first. You know that.

Besides, from what I see here,

these agreements were done
with these people a long time ago.

We can't use anything, Salvador.

But I did an investigation.

There's a common thread, Alberto.

All of them are poor women.

It may seem like a weird fetish
to abuse a woman that,

I suppose, he considers inferior to him.
Come on, it's clear as day.

That may be, but I see
he gave money to all of them

to keep them quiet and to avoid a lawsuit.

Salvador, we have nothing.

So we stay quiet!

Then we stay quiet and sit still.

Salvador, calm down for a second.

- No, I can't calm down.
- Relax, Salvador!

Look, my friend Rosario
was killed for this.

She warned me. What else can we do?

What you're saying is way too serious.

You're accusing a candidate
of causing his wife's death.

Isn't it obvious, Alberto?

Let's pump the brakes here, Salvador.

The bomb at the club was one thing.

It's another thing with these documents
detailing the agreements

with these women that...
Speaking of that, have you contacted them?

- I assume you did, right?
- No.

First, I had to talk to you, Alberto.

Here's what we do now, go talk to them.

We want to know
if they're willing to tell the truth.

They have to be clear testimonies
that are, above all, provable.

We're not subjecting ourselves
to a lawsuit, right?

Of course not.

And regarding Mejía's liability
in his wife's death,

if there's no way to prove it,

it's just speculation.
Is that clear, Salvador?

Very clear. So I won't rest
until I talk to all of those women,

so we can tell the people
that an abuser and murderer

can't be this country's president.

Right, what can we do?
Evidence, Salvador.

Take this with you.
We need proof, Salvador.

- Of course, Alberto.
- Good luck.

Thank you.

Okay, sir, this is almost ready.

- Eugenia.
- I'm so sorry.

Guillermo.

- Pablo.
- I'm so sorry about what happened.

Thank you.

I also feel sorry about the loss
of a great man like Ramiro.

Hey, that's enough.

Cousin...

I'm deeply sorry.

I'm sorry.

I told you.

I told you that if you took too long
making up your mind

it was going to be too late.
And look at what happened.

Rosario...

How could I have known
that those murderers would plant a bomb

and my sister would die?

Those damn murderers

are Guillermo and the Engineer.

Why are you so sure
it was done under Guillermo's orders?

Because that man won't move a finger
unless Guillermo says so.

Guillermo is the mastermind
behind the attack

that ended with the death
of your sister!

And other people too!

He took down Pérez
and tried to kill Pablo.

Rosario was his sworn enemy.
It all makes sense, Santiago.

Guillermo couldn't go that far.

How could he? She was his wife.

- It's the mother of his children.
- Do you need more proof? God!

Don't you care
about your sister's death?

Of course I care, come on.

Give me all the evidence you have
against him.

I can't.

I gave it all to Rosario.
She had it hidden somewhere,

and she never said where.

She took that secret to her grave, Analía.

You're going to tell me
everything you know.

I can't.

It's his word against mine.

What could I use
to back up all the accusations?

That doesn't matter,

I'll get everything we need.

Talk.

Talk!

Okay.

Santiago, please, talk.

Okay.

We're leaving.

So soon?

You're not coming to the cemetery?

Of course, cousin.

First we're going to Ramiro's memorial,

and then we'll meet you
at the cemetery, okay?

Liliana, you shouldn't go out like this.

I know,

but I want to say goodbye to Ramiro.

Well, if you want,

- you can come with us, how's that?
- Hey, family...

I want to extend an invitation.

I want us to make the best
out of this terrible situation...

to make amends.

Cousins.

I'm so sorry
about what happened to Rosario.

I know perfectly well
what it's like to lose someone you love.

Are you talking about Carolina...

or about Analía?

Seriously?

I'm talking about my dad, Guillermo.
Do you remember him?

The man that backed you up,

who you repaid
with lies and betrayals.

I'm truly sorry...

that you're filled with resentment,
with false ideas.

We know
the kind of person you are.

But can't you see how ironic it is?

Life has a way of returning favors.

I don't think this is the time to fight.

Are you threatening me
at my wife's memorial?

Rosario was as much our family as yours.

And we mourn her, too.

You only talk about reconciliation
without meaning it,

because all you do is spread your venom.

Auntie!

- No. I feel sorry for you.
- Look, if you came

to make us feel even more pain,

if you think we haven't gone
through enough,

- you can leave.
- No, we won't leave, Guillermo.

We didn't come here
to look at your sad face,

we came to mourn my cousin.

And let it be clear,

we don't believe your act.

Nothing changes between us.
Are we clear?

If that's what you want, then,

- there's nothing I can do.
- Okay.

- Shall we go?
- Liliana, let's go.

Cousins, I'm sorry. Come on.

Your performance didn't work
with De la Torre.

Is it possible that they knew
that you and Mom were not okay?

And they know
that everything you're saying

and all the pain
you pretend to feel is just an act?

Juan Mario, don't get ideas
from Pablo and Eugenia, okay?

No. You're the one
who shouldn't be fooled.

Sofía,

it's true.

Mom was going to leave before...

she died in that damn explosion.

Actually, Dad knows this
because her bags were out of the house.

But you never let her go.

I don't understand why.

Why did you want
to keep the fake marriage going?

Your life is all pretend,
and always has been.

You and your brother...

don't have the slightest idea
of how much I loved her.

Poor guy.

Of all the years we spent together,
of all the beautiful memories.

At least respect that.

And if you can't, well...

let me mourn her in peace.

Do you know what Mom
asked us to do right before she died?

To get away from you.

Then leave and don't look back.

Stop defending him,
because he doesn't even care.

What do you mean?

What?

You don't care.
You only care about the cameras,

the paparazzi,
and acting like the perfect husband

that's in pain
for what happened to our mom.

I'd like you to think
about doing something different.

What are you talking about?

I'm talking about you continuing
your journey away from your dad.

Stop trying to prove to him

that you're worthy, smart, and capable.

I like working for Dad.

I have to go now.
I'll see you in a bit, okay?

Sofi.

What?

I love you. And...

I only want what's best for you.
Remember that.

Calm down, darling.
Try to understand them.

Try to understand them. I mean...

They've always been weaker than you...

and they can't handle the pain.

Yeah, but it's so unfair
that they're being so rude and offensive.

I know, honey. It's okay.

At least I have you.

I'm going for a drink, darling.

Okay? I'll be right back.

Just a sec.

I can't believe
Ramiro is not with us anymore...

that his life and everything
ended overnight,

along with his dreams. It's surreal.

Liliana,

his political legacy will stay alive.

I'll make sure of that.

I believe you,

and I thank you for that.

We'll go first. Come.

Let's go.

With Ramiro's death...

your new political career
has come to an end.

Fortunately for the country,
it didn't last long.

Is the party leaving the race
or are they choosing

a worthy opponent for once?

I thought so.

The elevator's here, ex-senator.

Hi, Esteban.

Hi, Sofi, how are you?

I'm sorry for your loss.

Thank you.

I'm at her funeral right now.

No, I know. I'm sorry.

I called you because I have to tell you
something important about your dad.

What's that?

No, I can't tell you
over the phone. Let's meet.

It has to be later, okay?
I can't right now.

But are you sure you have something
to tell me about my dad?

You'll appreciate this, Sofi. I'll wait.

- Let me know the time and place. Bye.
- What's up?

Have you reached anyone
on the list I gave you?

No, sir. I called but...

they say they don't live
at that address anymore.

Yeah, the same is happening to me.

Or they hung up
when I mentioned what it was about.

But don't lose hope, buddy!

Of course not, Salvador.
We have to keep on trying.

Froggy, where were you?

Mejía did to a lot of women
what he did to my mom.

How do you know that?

Santiago told me.

He also told me
about the crimes that are detailed

in the evidence he's been gathering.

He didn't remember a single name.

But that doesn't matter
because I'll get them all.

And I'll also find the place
where Rosario hid the evidence.

- That won't be a problem.
- Froggy, who are you calling?

Juan Mario. I'll put pressure on him

- so that he spits out...
- No, hold on.

Wait a second. Breathe for a moment.

Relax.

You can't call that guy,
and you especially can't pressure him.

He's burying his mom
right now, remember?

What about Isabella?

Besides, you have a visitor.

No, right now
you can't go crazy on everyone.

You can with me, if you want.

I asked Benji to call her

because we don't know what to do
or what to tell you. You're not okay.

Honey...

Mom...

Honey...

I know Isa's death is painful.

I'm sorry. It hurts me too,

but you really have to listen
to your friends.

- No...
- Breathe.

No. If you came here to lecture me,

- you have to know I won't stop.
- No.

I came here to support you,

to get justice for your mom

and all the women assaulted by Mejía.

- Are you telling me to keep going?
- Yes.

I want you to continue,

because if there's anyone in the world

that can prove the kind of monster
Guillermo Mejía is...

it's you.

My darling, that's you.

I need to be completely sure

that Analía doesn't have anything
that could connect me to the bombing.

Sir, I'm telling you,

it was a flawless job.

If that's the case, why is Analía so sure

it was us?

I'm telling you,

she's bluffing.
There's no way she knows anything.

Don't talk to me like I'm an idiot.

You're the only idiot here.

Sir, all these years,

I've done what you ask, and I've done it
with precision and efficiency.

No...

No...

Don't give me that attitude,
you've been failing me for a while now.

Pablo should have died
in the attack at the club.

Besides, you've been leaving
loose ends everywhere.

Fabiola. What are we doing about that?

I need you to handle this matter
with "precision and efficiency."

The sentences
for making fake contracts, coercion,

embezzlement,
and if we throw in terrorism,

for the bomb the Engineer planted
under Mejía's orders,

it could add up to 40 years in jail.

Unbelievable, so little time
for all those crimes?

I agree with you.

In this country, we need higher sentences.

But considering Mejía's age,
he could die behind bars.

Of course, if we add the sex crimes...

- How much time could he do for that?
- Sixty years is the maximum.

- The same problem.
- But with the other sentence,

it'd be 40 years plus that.

Yeah, we still need evidence.

If you can prove

that Mejía was the mastermind
behind the bombing...

the sentence will be much longer
and he can die in jail.

What is it?

I never imagined that you and I

would be working as a team
against Mejía.

He still scares me.

I want you to go to Mexico.

I won't allow him
to keep harming the people I love,

especially you.

Analía,

everyone here knows...

perfectly well what we're up against.

It's like when I decided to take you
out of the country and adopt you.

I knew it was a big risk,

but it was really worth it.

I'm also very scared
of something happening to you.

He knows you're his enemy.

What I don't understand yet

is why you told him that you knew
he was behind the bombing.

Yes, I admit,

I got carried away by my anger, my hate,

but I saw how paranoid he was.

I assure you he hasn't been able
to relax for a while.

Okay, put that aside for a second.

Put that aside.

I know you know how to protect yourself,

and you have Toto, Benji,
and Dorita by your side.

They're willing to do anything for you.

Don't push them away.

I just want you to promise me one thing.

That you'll be thinking clearly.

That's the strongest weapon you have.

Do you promise?

Do you?

The Union and Renewal party
has regrouped

after the terrible loss
of our candidate and friend

Ramiro Pérez.

So today,

after all of us voted, we can say

that our most suitable candidate

to become our leader
and get to the presidency,

is Pablo de la Torre.

Our support is unconditional.

Pablo,

we're certain
you'll lead us to victory.

And democracy will prevail.

Go ahead.

It's more than clear that,
after the attack,

Mr. Mejía has risen in the polls

with his strongly-worded speech
against criminals.

What's your opinion about it?

Okay. Excuse me. Thank you.

First of all, I want to thank all of you

for joining us
in this important and sensitive moment

for everyone, for me.

I appreciate the support
coming from the whole party and you, Raúl.

What was your name, please?

- Alex Caseros.
- Alex.

Alex, look, that's the same speech
all the other candidates make.

Including us,

by the way.

Which is why
we decided to go to the Ténesi club,

to clearly tell all criminals

that we won't kneel down,

and we still stand strong,
despite the attack.

And that's why former Senator Mejía
is just more of the same.

Now, what I feel is very strange
in this situation

is that, so far, no criminal group

has claimed responsibility
for the cowardly act.

Candidate, aren't you intimidated
by Mr. Mejía's background,

his experience
and extensive political career?

Do I look intimidated?

No, it's clear you're not intimidated

by the political beast
that is Mr. Guillermo Mejía,

but do you respect him?

Look, Alex, I've always thought
you gain respect through actions.

- Period.
- Sure.

Am I right? And that's it.

At the moment,
former Senator Mejía

has thousands of ongoing
investigations against him.

But he hasn't been convicted.

Justice takes its time, but it prevails.
I'm sure about that.

The most important thing
right now is to let the country know

that I'll firmly carry on
with our friend Ramiro Pérez's legacy.

I'm just one more citizen

that wants to do what's right
in the presidency,

for the well-being of my country,
because I want a better country.

We all want that.

That's what I'm offering you,

something very different to that
of former Senator Mejía.

Thank you.