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02x04 - Episode 4

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "La unidad". Aired: 15 May 2020 – 18 May 2023.*
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The plot follows an anti-t*rror1st special police unit of the General Commissariat of Information investigating a jihadist cell seeking to carry out a t*rror1st attack in Spain.

02x04 - Episode 4

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[in English]

"Aval" comes from the Arabic

word, which means "hawala".

In practice, though hawala's

a kind of money transfer

from one country to another

with no PHYSICAL cash flow.

So that you can't trace

the money trail.

That's why it's the most

commonly used method by !sis.

You understand?

I think it'll be clearer

with an example.

- RIYADH. SAUDI ARABIA -

Let's suppose that

I want to send money

to my cousin in Spain,

from any country,

without leaving a trace.

To do this, I meet

a hawaladar in my country.

["Money for Nothing"

by Dire Straits playing]

I give him

the amount I want to send

and the name of the city

where my cousin,

the payee, is.

In return, I get a code.

Now, the physical money stays

in the country of origin.

The hawaladar

will ask another hawaladar

to pay the amount in question

to the person showing up

with that code in Spain.

- MARSEILLE -

The operation may involve

more countries

and more guarantors,

to complicate

any attempt to trace it.

- Florence -

- Code: JYG753I6 Madrid -

Finally,

in the destination country,

the local hawaladar

pays the person

showing up with the code.

Everything is very discreet

and anonymous.

We got to install

microwave ovens,

custom kitchen ♪

[Carla] I should emphasize

that the physical money

doesn't leave

the country of origin.

Hawaladars from

the different countries,

by adding

all their operations,

compensate their debts

and loans to each other,

balancing out

most of the operations.

It's a system that's super

difficult to detect,

but it may give us

an opportunity.

There have been cases in which

we could reach apparently

unreachable targets

by identifying and catching

them paying hawaladar.

Reaching the payer.

That's the key.

I hope it's clearer to you.

Anyway, I'm sending a text

explaining all the dynamics

in more detail. Ok?

And I'm sorry it's impossible

that I be there

to do this talk in person,

I really would have loved it.

Thank you very much, Carla.

It's been very educational,

really.

And I as well

hope we'll get

to meet in person soon.

Yes. Thanks.

[teacher] See you later.

[sighs]

- LUA -

"THE FENCE"

OK, guys, exercise 7, page 99.

Julia has a cake,

and splits it into two

and then splits THIS

into four equal parts.

The question is:

what cake fraction does

each slice here represent?

-[Lua] Me!

-Let's see.

Mmm

-[bell ringing]

-Saved by the bell

until tomorrow.

Cristian, whatever you got

to say to him, say it later.

-Ask him, OK?

-OK.

-Bye.

-See ya.

-[teacher] Bye, Lua,

see you tomorrow.

-[Lua] Bye.

-[teacher] Come on.

-[friend] Bye.

-[teacher] Bye!

-[Lua] Bye.

-[Ramon] Oh, there you are!

-[Lua] Did you forget?

[chuckles] No, how could

I forget about your class?

No, I was kidding.

Come on, let's go.

-[Lua] I'm super excited

for the party.

-[Ramon] Really?

Sara has invited me to go,

and THEN only Marta and I

will sleep over.

Only the three of us.

-We'll have

a really great time.

-Lua, I'm sorry,

but you can't go. Hm?

But the bad guys

won't know I went to Marta's.

You'll get me there secretly.

No, sorry,

but it can't happen, sorry.

-This will just never end.

-Of course it will.

It's just

all a matter of patience.

I have an idea, um

I'll speak to Carla,

and I promise you

everything you miss this

season we'll make it up, OK?

Eh? And plus,

I'll wine and dine Marisa,

which she deserves, and, uh

and give you all my apartment

for a party.

OK?

We've been reviewing

Nahila's involvement

in the whole network

ever since February 2017,

when she got out

of the juvenile center.

As usual, she started

little by little,

until she established herself

in June. See?

Mm-Hm.

As such, when there's already

a clear pattern,

we can detect

if there's any anomaly.

And there are two.

In November 2017

and March 2018.

In both cases,

she talks to people

outside of her usual circle

and then she disappears

for a number of days.

We've already talked to her

various friends from college.

There's nothing

in November 2017. [puffs]

-Maybe because

it was the exam period.

-[Carla] OK.

Now, in March 2018,

she borrows a friend's car,

supposedly to go to Barcelona,

but, according

to the highway recordings,

she doesn't go to Barcelona

but to Valencia.

[Carla] Mm-Hm.

We don't know exactly

where she was,

since she didn't

post anything,

didn't use her phone

or her card,

and didn't check

into any hotel.

Smart girl, that one.

What we do have is that

when she came back

she wasn't alone in the car.

And, Analysis,

what do you have?

We have extended our

search [clears throat]

to eight weeks

before and after,

the date of her stay

in Valencia,

-and there's

-Hm-mm.

there's nothing

really significant in Spain,

but uh, there was an alert

dated February Twenty Seventh,

from the Turkish police,

warning both Cypriot

and Greek police,

of the potential presence

of someone coming back from

Liby, Syria, sorry,

-on a ship.

-OK.

This information's been

verified by by the Mossad,

as well.

According to this hypothesis,

Fennec came to Spain through

Valencia and he's here,

with his sister, in Madrid?

It looks like it.

Don't stop, don't stop,

don't stop then.

Take this, please, it looks

like a birthday party.

-I'm taking this for the guys.

-OK, very good, thank you.

You're welcome.

[coughs] OK.

How many hawaladars

are there in Madrid?

Three who can move

big amounts.

Or, under control, three.

And five of the second tier,

and third tier, not sure.

OK, look into that,

see if there's anything weird

going on.

OK.

But We'll have to

offer something.

That tap's open, Marcos.

[in Arabic] In these times,

we seriously have to prevent

any image issues with Islam

in Spain.

It's critical

that we keep relations

between Spain and Saudi Arabia

rather friendly

and open at all costs.

And with officials in Spain

especially.

We've got to avoid anything

that may change

the situation politically.

The high-speed rail contract.

I understand.

What do you want me to do?

These are

some mosques propagating a

rather radical message.

At times like this

that is very inconvenient.

No, it's a VERY serious

inconvenience.

With some imams,

donations will be enough.

And they will say

what we want them to say.

Others are more

incorruptible.

We'll have to get rid of them

and put in someone close,

who we trust.

This is longer

and more complicated.

Exactly.

I'm in agreement.

'Cause this is too important.

You can count on me.

I will take care

of everything.

[laughs]

You'll be the imam of imams

one day, God willing, Omar.

[sighs]

And you have our confidence.

There's one more thing,

however.

The attack against

the police officers in Madrid.

We're very worried about it.

This is exactly

what can't happen.

Now Spain might halt the

financial negotiations

that we had been carrying out

together.

I don't know

who's behind any of those.

OK. But it'd be nice

if you convinced

your contacts then

to assist

the Spanish government's

intelligence services.

At least,

they should see we're helping.

We have to help

find the individuals

who are responsible

for the attacks.

Got it, Omar?

Absolutely.

Great. Thanks.

Have you told her

to reinstate?

[sighs] She's hard-headed.

We need to talk

to Human Resources,

I don't want to be involved

in a mess, Marcos.

OK. I'm on it.

-Welcome, Kala.

-Thanks, Carla.

-Can we have a word

in my office, please?

-Of course we can.

Thank you.

Hey, Marcos, can I borrow you?

-What happened?

-Miriam wants to talk.

-OK.

-Come on.

How is your baby?

Fine, we're loving the baby.

-Are you? How beautiful.

-Yes, yes.

Thank you. One thing.

Do you mind, Najwa?

We didn't talk about it.

But, when you were shot,

you were together

at your house,

at eleven p.m

You don't need to act like

you two are just co-workers,

-you can be honest about it.

-Thanks, thank you, inspector.

-Glad to be useful.

-Yes, yes, very useful.

-Very well.

-Hey

-What?

-Uh, how's shopping?

Shut up, Marcos!

[in Arabic]

You weren't followed?

No.

Good.

Come on out.

Everything's inside.

Good.

[suspenseful music]

[man on phone, in English]

Alpha 3 and Alpha 4 arriving.

Alpha 1, enter with her.

OK.

Alpha 4,

get ready to relieve her.

[in English]

Hi. Can I help you?

Um, well

I've got a thick wool blanket.

King size. How much

would it cost to clean it?

One moment, I'll go ask.

[in Arabic]

Go back on a different route.

Continue to Toledo.

Stay there,

Check into a motel.

If anything

seems odd at all

Call.

OK?

OK.

[in English] She's leaving.

You take over, Alpha 4.

Follow her.

She was in back of the store.

-With anyone?

-[Alpha 1 on phone]

Not sure who she talked to.

There're a lot of girls.

But she didn't deliver

or bring any clothes.

[male agent, on phone]

Perhaps she tried

to deliver a message.

Alpha 3, continue watching

the laundromat.

[loads weapon]

[in Arabic] Are you sure the

guys know how to use these?

Faisal is training them.

Everything is ready.

Good to go.

You've done very well, Nahila.

I'm proud of you.

What's wrong?

Our mother.

Please.

I'm not listening to this.

Your children are alive.

They're with your mother.

Are they OK?

Don't worry. They're OK.

Listen.

I told you this

because I had to.

But don't get distracted.

We got a great mission

to carry out.

Calm down, Amina, don't get

overwhelmed, be patient.

[Amina] Don't you think

it's a problem?

No, of course not.

Every child has difficulty

when switching schools.

It's normal.

It'd be the same in Melilla.

But we're not in Melilla.

And in the building here,

everybody hates me.

Well,

I think you're exaggerating.

Really,

nobody cares about you.

Because they don't care

about anybody.

Roberto, it's late.

-Basma needs to shower.

-OK, but, wait,

listen to me, I'm.

about to complete this job,

and I promise you

I'll be coming back soon, OK?

Then what happens?

You'll go to school

with Basma?

No, but I will help you

as much as I can.

[sniffS]

Come on, Amina, cheer up.

It's normal for the beginning

to be harder,

but everything's gonna click.

Basma needs a shower

-OK Ch

-[disconnecting tune]

Ciao.

Any movement

at Nahila's mother's house?

Maybe we were too optimistic

when thinking

she'd fall for it.

It's still soon,

we should just wait. OK?

And so

We've made a complete profile

of all of them here.

Information on translators,

collaborators,

suspected co-workers,

and we haven't found anything:

no weird cash movements

or anything,

no change of habits, nothing.

Honestly, I don't think

any of them would collaborate

with !sis for money.

Nor from conviction.

[Miriam] No, because

we already investigated them

when they became

a part of the team.

Blackmail's one reason

I think

it's the most probable, eh?

That they're

getting blackmailed,

whether directly

or through their relatives,

especially those

with relatives abroad.

Here are the ones

with family in Spain.

Here, in Morocco.

Here, in Algeria.

Those are Belgian.

And one is French.

And we're checking

everybody's situation.

[Miriam]

In Spain it's easy, but

-yeah, but not in Algeria.

-[Miriam] Right.

Take care of Spain,

Belgium, France, Morocco.

Me, I'll take care

of family in Algeria.

I'm afraid we'll

need International Relations'

help with this.

But it's got to be discreet,

I don't want a translator

to tell me

the police

have been investigating

their family, OK?

All this assuming

there's a mole hiding here.

Yes, Miriam, we already know

you don't think so.

Can you help

a little bit more?

Mm.

You wanna talk about what

happened at the supermarket?

No.

Thanks then.

Let's continue.

I don't believe it either.

Hey, Najwa,

destroy all of this

outside if you would, OK?

Thanks.

f*ck

[Roberto]

Mmm, it's him, right?

It's him. Let's go.

[announcer] Dear customers,

we remind you

that our facilities

are closing in 15 minutes.

We remind you that our hours

are from 9 AM to 8 PM daily.

Hey, Anuar, this print

is a kind of tacky, isn't it?

We're closing.

Chill,

it won't take much time.

The boss isn't here,

but will come back soon.

So, you'd better be quick.

Ah no..

Can we go to the warehouse,

instead of here in the shop.

[announcer] Elsa, Please

report to the warehouse.

-to the warehouse, please.

-[Roberto]

Anuar, it's very simple.

We need some information

on your boss

-and we want you to get it.

-[Anuar] I can't do that.

Yes, you can,

of course you can.

Your boss must have a notebook

where he writes

everything down.

You simply

photograph the pages

That's all. It's that easy.

I'm in trouble

if I'm caught though.

I don't think the message is

getting through to you, Anuar.

It's not a matter

of you choosing

whether to help or not.

-You're gonna help us.

-I can't do it, I'll be fired.

Some friends want to

meet you outside, come.

-No. No. What are you doing?

-Stop, stop, calm down.

Anuar, I promise you

nobody will link it to you.

Nothing will happen to you.

But it'd be in your

best interest to cooperate.

[Marcos] Very much

in your interest.

Think about it, hmm?

Thinking won't help.

[counselor] I don't think

we have to worry.

Lua is living the process

in a natural way.

She told me she's very happy

with her bodyguard,

who is a friend of the family.

Yes, Ramon.

-Yes, Ramon.

-Yes.

I believe it was good

to use Ramon

because she doesn't see him

as a bodyguard which helps,

because it doesn't produce

more stress, fear or anxiety.

Right.

What's wrong?

It's just that

you're describing the

situation as normal, and

I'm sure

there's something wrong.

I mean

That this is not OK.

Of course, Carla,

she's sad from the situation.

She's upset 'cause she can't

play with her friends,

not able to go to

soccer practice for example.

but all of this

is part of the process.

She's extremely sad,

but she accepts it.

Ah, but this is exactly

what doesn't feel normal

That she's sad

for her friends,

about soccer

not because she misses her

father and mother. Don't know.

Hasn't she talked about us?

It's just that

if I don't call her,

it may take days

for her to call me, and

And when she's on the phone,

it's like

nothing bad is going on.

Sorry for being so honest,

Carla,

but, is this problem

Lua's or yours?

Mine?

Let's see,

Lua is overcoming this phase

without turning to you

and maybe it makes you feel

pushed aside.

But she doesn't do it because

she broke the relationship

with you

or with her father, but

because that is what grown ups

have asked her to do.

She's been asked

to overcome a situation

where she's gotta stay away

from you two.

And she's responding well,

maturely.

[sighs]

Do you know

what the solution may be?

[sighs]

That your lives

go back to normal, yeah?

When do you think

normality could return?

[cellphone vibrates]]

Sorry,

I gotta answer.

[counselor] Yes, of course.

Marta, I'm here. I'm busy

Carla, there's movement

at Nahila's mother's house.

Ok. Thanks.

Alvaro, she's gonna call soon.

Is there any place where

Where.

I could talk privately,

please?

Yes, sure, stay here.

-Thank you.

-You got it.

Hi.

Give me a sec.

-[Alvaro, on phone] Carla.

-Alvaro, is it Nahila?

We don't know. So far, she's

passed the house three times.

And she's prowling

around the neighborhood

She walks as if she was lost,

but she's combed

the entire area.

She moves like a professional.

We're alternating my people

so that she doesn't see

the same faces in the street.

Send someone to talk to her,

to ask her any information.

-And we'll record her voice.

-[Alvaro] OK.

Send someone

to record her voice.

Alpha 1 on the way.

[suspenseful music]

[male officer]

Alvaro, what's up?

Fine.

Andres, work with Yoli.

We still don't have it.

[device beeping]

Be careful. The cat is in the

street with the kittens so

Everyone remain

in their positions.

Everybody.

Excuse me, do you know

where the metro station is?

No. I don't live here, sorry.

Recording.

[male agent, on phone]

Alpha 1. Let her go.

Walk away behind the cat.

Alpha 3 and 6, on the woman.

-We have two active tracking,

I need reinforcements.

-[male officer] Play it again.

[Nahila, on record] "No.

I don't live here, sorry."

"No. I don't live here,

sorry".

"No. I don't live here"

-Come on, damn it.

-"No. I don't live here,

sorry".

"No. I don't live here,

sorry".

-"No. I don't live here"

-It matches.

The same voice as the funeral.

It's Nahila.

Carla, it's her!

The woman is Eagle 2.

I repeat,

it's Eagle 2.

Keep her in sight.

Keep on the grandmother

with the kids as well.

Could be just a distraction.

[Alvaro]

My officers are limited,

I want reinforcements

for the team

following the cat, right now.

[male agent]

Alpha 3, following her.

Alpha 6, at a distance.

Ready to relieve.

Alpha 8 and 9, be ready.

She's getting away

on a vespa, what now?

Woman's getting away on vespa.

Carla,

Eagle 2 is leaving on a vespa.

I can't guarantee

the tracking.

Either we arrest her now

or we'll lose her.

I'm losing her in 10 seconds.

Carla, she's leaving.

-Either we arrest her

or we let her go.

-[Alpha 3] What do I do?

[engine starts]

Carla.

Let her go.

Don't pursue.

Let her go, Alpha 3.

It's clear that Nahila

is scoping out the area

for her brother,

but we want Fennec,

so it's both

or neither of them.

OK.

[Miriam] Hey, I need you

to help me with France.

do you think that is possible?

I'll give any information

you need.

But the rest

can't be my job though.

OK. Can you send it by e-mail?

Yes.

-And Belgium?

-What?

OK, OK, nothing.

I didn't say anything.

-[phone vibrates]

-Oh.

Hi.

Yes, yes, I called. Yes.

Oh, wait, huh?

Don't hang up.

I'll tell you, OK?

How's working at a desk?

[laughs]

Well, honestly,

it was more fun

when I worked at Immigration.

Right.

Maybe, I guess it's OK

to be calm for once.

Marcos, I'm feeling

completely useless.

This is only paperwork.

Don't say that.

You'll be back to normal soon.

yeah.

Well, and us then?

What is our normality?

Because

I think it's rather obvious.

Our normality?

Action.

Don't burn yourself.

[young man, in Arabic]

I don't get it.

You always said

violence is not the way.

That's what we're told here

every day.

-In the Quran's words

-The Quran has

nothing to do with this.

I told you revenge only brings

more revenge.

'Cause blood brings

more blood,

hate, more hate, more anger.

And, indeed,

I won't deny anything.

In which case

Who do we listen to?

Me, and then.

I'll face

all the consequences.

Every single one. For I was

unjustly robbed of my son.

So sorry for your son.

But this is your w*r,

not mine.

I've screwed up

my life before.

I don't want to do it again.

Hey, quiet.

You're talking to "El Hach".

He's right.

Let "El Hach"

explain it to you.

I want you to meet someone.

Let's go.

[man, on PC] Why end up in

jail the rest of your life,

until the day you die?

I thought the same thing

many times

when I went to battle

in Syria.

I heard the explosions

and knew

that I was being shot at,

and I thought:

"Why did I leave Madrid?"

"What am I doing here,

risking my life?"

Ah! But then I saw

what Western missiles

did to a hospital,

the death of kids,

of the innocent

of women.

Bombs built by Spain

and sold to Arabia

still to this day.

And I thought that

if I had come back home

without having done anything

I would've been a coward.

A f*cking coward.

We don't fight

for Omar's son.

We fight for every kid,

for every brother that fell

at the hands of the West.

Because, brothers,

if we don't do anything

We're accomplices.

And cowards.

Malek,

Yassin,

Kamal,

what are you?

-[Yasmina] Azahar?

-[Azahar] What?

Last night,

"El Hach" slept with me.

And he gave me money

for my stuff.

I'm giving you back the cash..

[Houda] What are you doing,

you ridiculous girl?

Thank you, Yasmina.

However, I really don't need

any money, Yasmina.

Who does need money now?

Do you want some new shoes?

Come on, what is all this

ridiculous business, huh?

Huh, have you lost your mind?

Do you want "El Hach"

to ground you?

Houda.

Have you slept

with "El Hach" recently?

Why should you care?

I've seen the schedule.

Since your son's death,

may he rest in peace,

you haven't at all.

He doesn't give you money.

He doesn't give you presents.

Whatever you are doing here,

all this, I mean,

when El Hach finds out

This is all your idea, right?

I know because

little missy here

can't wipe

or clean her own butt.

Here, take it,

you'll give it back to me

when I'll need it.

What's wrong

with lending each other cash?

We're obedient and so loyal

Helping each other's

not a bad thing.

That's all I have.

It's enough, I think.

Here,

take it

and buy a pair of new shoes,

please.

Look. What's yours is yours.

Just be grateful that I'm not

saying anything to "El Hach".

No,

nobody will get

any of this then.

So, you can do two things:

You can take it

or tell it all

to our dear El Hach.

[in English] Very well.

See how things go better

when you go along

with us a little?

And all pages are here, right?

Yes, all of them.

-But now, leave,

get out, please.

-[Marcos] Huh!

Leave me be.

Calm down. Calm down,

we're fine here. Aren't we?

One thing.

I know you'll tell me

you don't remember, but

Any chance that you might

remember this girl

from a few years ago?

No, but I think

I saw her recently

What day?

I think Thursday

or Wednesday last week.

How much did she get?

It's written here.

-Here.

-What? This? Sure?

Yes. Sure.

Ah, I think

I'm falling in love, huh?

Thanks very much, Anuar.

You're an ace.

[in Arabic] What did you do

at school?

We played

Did you see

who put this in my bag?

No.

-Let's go.

-Where?

[Naima] Come on, let's go.

[male agent]

This is from last Thursday.

-Last Thursday.

-Yes.

-[cellphone vibrates]

-Give me a sec.

-Listening.

-Something's wrong.

She was about to go in,

but she found something.

Did you see anyone?

-[male agent 2] No, I haven't.

But she's leaving

with the kids in a rush.

OK, I'm here watching.

Thanks you.

Alpha 9, behind the cat.

Alpha 8, at a distance.

Alvaro,

the mother's leaving

with the kids.

[loud chatter]

-[device beeping]

-[Alvaro] Carla,

Nahila's mother and the kids

entered the metro.

It seems

they received a message.

They must be going to him,

mobilize everybody.

OK. Time to move, Marcos.

-Alberto.

-Yeah, Marcos?

Go to the metro

with everybody.

You coordinate,

stay in contact with me.

Got it. Team, we're leaving!

Sara, Oscar.

What's up? Aren't you going?

Don't know.

Am I invited along?

I think you've spent

enough time at the desk.

I think so.

Everybody's going, come on.

-[Kala] Coming, chief.

-Go, go, go.

[loud chatter]

[Alvaro] I want reinforcements

for the entire train car.

-Coffee?

-Thanks, man.

They took the seven, towards

the Hospital metro stop.

Isn't there a match today?

Yes, it's the Atleti

The stadium

is where they're heading.

[scoffs] Son of a b*tch.

She may go meet Fennec

at the Wanda.

Open your eyes in case

it happens on the metro.

He could go as a fan.

[female officer]

What's going on?

Nahila's mother

and her grandchildren

are on the metro.

They may meet Fennec.

But we'll nab Fennec.

[head of GEO] Alvaro.

Geo, I think the meeting

point will be the stadium.

We can't move

with all of the crowds.

Yeah

OK, I'll coordinate

with the UIP

already present in the area.

OK, received.

Carla.

Coordinate teams

at every station.

He may get out earlier.

OK.

Beta team, near the stadium.

I repeat, we need a team in

the Plaza marking a perimeter.

50 meters away from the cat. I

don't want any mistakes, guys.

And officers in street

clothes at every station.

[loud cheering]

- It's a trap. -

[on phone] Alpha 9 here,

the boy has seen something.

I repeat,

the boy has seen something.

Attention, Alpha,

don't intervene

until you get instructions.

Confirm that you got a team

at San Blas, please,

in case he gets out sooner.

[Alvaro] They're arriving

at the next stop.

[Shouting in Arabic]

Allahu Akbar!

Allahu Akbar!

[in English] Hey!

I'm gonna k*ll you all!

-[people screaming]

-I'm going to k*ll you all!

What is it?

What's going on?

He's escaping, damn it!

Cover the area!

What's happening?

Outta the way, police! Police!

Make way!

[Alberto] Move away!

Make way! Police! Police!

You, take the stairs!

[on phone] Alpha 9 here,

there was a stampede.

I repeat,

there was a stampede.

Block every

metro station exit.

Let nobody get out.

No one gets let out!

[Alpha 9]

He escaped, sir. If he was

on the metro, he escaped.

-The hell?

-What happened?

What happened?

We lost him.

Jesus Christ

Really?

We lost him.

Mr. Al Hassan,

your guest has arrived.

Thank you very much.

I must leave. Apologies

for the inconvenience.

My friend

My friend.

Feel free to drink wine,

Manuel.

I got no problem with that.

[laughs]

I should cut down.

My last check up

wasn't too good, so

I got to look out.

Anything

or anybody

I should be concerned about

that you know of?

Farada brothers, in Seville.

-Hmm.

-My source suspects

their company is a cover.

They're selling

military vehicles to !sis.

There are messages.

Messages to

their closest circle.

Thank you.

Look, well, if you don't mind,

[laughs] I think

I will drink a glass of wine.

Thanks.

As you see, will power

is not my greatest virtue.

-[laughs]

-I see, I see

Manuel,

the media is still talking

about the attack

against the police officers.

We're worried.

Yeah, we're all worried.

Any idea who it was?

Uh, any thoughts?

Something's got to be

circulating in your parts, no?

Not around here.

Right.

[sniffs]

Listen, Manuel,

what we're worried about

is the social and political

pressure on your government.

Well, our friends must stay

calm, right now, in any case.

Spain, Saudi Arabia-

we have solid relations,

in spite of it all.

It won't affect the the

the rail line. [laughs]

That calms me down, Manuel.

And now drink that wine.

[in Arabic] What'd you do?

Why didn't you let me know?

I threw away my phone.

I've been circling in case

I was being tailed.

It is not safe anymore.

We gotta leave.

It was a trap!

They used my children, Nahila!

My children

My children As bait!

They'll pay

They're gonna pay!

Calm down.

They didn't see you.

You've escaped, OK?

You listening?

We'll be OK.

-You weren't followed.

-I saw my children, Nahila.

I saw my children.

I saw my kids

but I couldn't speak to 'em.

It's OK. Everything is ready.

They saw me, their father.

They saw their father, Nahila.

They can't see

the t*rror1st that I am.

It's OK. Try to calm down.

Calm down.

Everything is ready.

You're safe now, brother.

It's going to be OK.

It's going to be OK.

[in English]

Can we grab a coffee, Marcos?

It's one of your people,

Marcos.

[scoffs]

Fennec got a text.

Let's see,

this is not like when you

were at Narcotics, OK?

Here we don't have friends

paid by the bad guys.

What happened then?

He detected us?

We've gone over

the whole operation.

-There're no mistakes.

-We were spotted.

He may have had guards

in the station.

Guards were a hypothesis,

and we took it into account.

We never outed ourselves.

Play it, Angel.

Just before the metro

arrives at the station,

he receives a message.

And then goes on

to start a stampede.

It's one of our own.

This puts us in an exceedingly

complicated scenario.

Very few knew the details

of the operation-

the prosecutor, officers

in the field and finally us..

How many is that?

Around eighty or ninety.

Operations watched

the mother for weeks.

If it was one of my people,

they would have

warned him sooner.

And the GEO and UIP didn't

have details of the operation.

This tightens the net

around the investigation team.

It's not possible.

We already

investigated our people.

What we've done so far,

Marcos, means nothing.

The translators,

collaborators, didn't have

access to this information.

It's someone closer.

-Closer.

-[Carla] Yes.

Najwa?

-Roberto.

-Oh, come on

Martinez. You want to

suspect him again?

Stop, stop, stop, stop.

Carla. Carla,

Seriously?

We're assuming one of our own

actively assisted

in k*lling Sergio?

Or tried to k*ll you?

We are losing focus.

Out there,

there're two t*rrorists

who just received 230,000

euros from a hawaladar

and are preparing something

really huge!

There's gotta be focus

back here on the resources.

-Not bullshit.

-Investigate everyone again.

Everybody report details back

directly to me.

OK. How is the investigation

suppose to go?

If we can't

count on our people

to investigate our people.

Ask Alvaro,

he knows everything.

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