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Teresa Mendoza?

I know that guy.

He stole Güero's plane
when Teresa Mendoza left Mexico.

Batman Güemes ID'd me.
So raid the place right now.

We increased the coke.

I negotiated 15 tons with Sanchez Godoy.

Starting today, we'll only meet
when necessary and talk in code.

What you do is not my business.

Some guys are following me.
They're from Mexico.

Don't move till you see
Dima and Vladimir.

Hey Ratas, when you finish that beer,
let's go do that job.

Paty. I haven't warned her!
She has to know. I'll call her.

The girls are here.

This is the address
the Arab gave me.

My time has come.

No way, Gato.

If you'd whacked her back in Culiacan,
we wouldn't have to waste our time here.

Hey! The boss was clear.

He said we had to grab this girl
and take her.

I don't give a damn what your boss said.

Either you kill her or I will.

OK?

That's what I thought.

Let's do this.

Like your boss says,

you either adapt...

or you die.

Let's do something else.

The first one to find her,
screws her.

And gets two ounces.

How about that?

As wise as always.

Only because she owes you.
But get on it.

Sure. Let's go.

She's not answering.
What if they've got her?

Relax. Call again.
I'll send my men.

Go get Paty.

Go to Teresa's house right away.

Yes, sir.

Well...

Conejo, let's say I'm the PR
for a company La Mexicana's set up.

Really?

So I'm knocking
on the right door.

Because I need work.

It'll be hard to find work
elsewhere as an ex-convict.

You're hired!

La Mexicana will agree.

Paty! Finally! Are you all right?
Please tell me you're not home!

Relax. The Russian's
got you wound up.

I'm home.
I've got a surprise for you.

You have to leave right away.

Three Mexican men
are here to kill me.

Leave now.
You're in danger!

We're leaving.

La Mexicana's paranoid.

If anyone's here,
we can see them.

Conejo, let's go.
Through the neighbor's yard!

Teresa Mendoza
knows we're here.

Good. So she can see Ratas
always gets his bitch.

They're not far.

Look at them!
They're escaping!

Then let's move it!

Hurry!

No, there might be one outside!

Hurry.

Pote!

This way.
Smells like bitches.

Now what?

I've only been out
for two days!

You go that way.

I'll take this side.

Hold it!

Little bitches.

Little bitches.

Exactly as I'd hoped I'd find you.
A bitch and a puppy.

Where's Big Bitch?

Where's Teresa, damn it?

If I knew,
I wouldn't tell you.

The bullet on its way
is called Cupid.

Because it goes
straight to the heart.

Since you like to bark,
you'll bite one now. Bitch!

Move it! Move, Pote!

Go! Go! Go!

The Russians are here.

As soon as we got there,
the damned Russians opened fire.

And Teresa the bitch
wasn't even there!

That was the only clue
the Arab gave us, damn it!

After this, Teresa Mendoza
will probably never go back there!

That's why I'm calling.
So you can tell me what to do.

This is the only order.
Find her and kill her!

If you don't, don't bother
coming back! Got it?

This bastard forgot who I am.

He'll pay for this.

Ratas, what did the boss say?

That if we didn't whack her,

we'd best not go back.

So let's go whack her.

I have too much to do.
The Colombia deal's coming.

I'm not asking you to stay put.
Go on with your lives. Go in, go out.

But never alone. And never sneaking
away from the men protecting you.

All right.
Agreed, Paty?

Agreed, darling.

Good.

Now let's talk
about the Colombian stuff.

It's complicated.
This is a military operation.

I know. That's why we have
to hire the sharpest,

and I don't mean just lookouts
and pilots.

We need people who know about
the Internet, communications, logistics.

In other words, the company
needs to operate as what it is:

a maritime transport company.

And we'll do it openly?

Sure. It's the best way.
Right in everyone's face.

A company that pays taxes with transparent
accounting won't raise suspicion.

I like it.

I like it a lot.

We need someone who knows
how and who to bribe in government.

Do you think--

Excuse me.

The guy Yasikov sent
to install phone and computer lines

has questions I can't answer.

Have him come in.

Come.

Go ahead.

-Good morning, ladies.
-Hello.

I just installed the intranet.

I'm connecting the closed
circuit camera system to the network.

What monitors will have access
to the system?

I don't know if you'll want a link
to the camera in your office.

You mean I can see
which people are here?

From anywhere you want.

In fact,

I could install a hidden microphone
system so you can hear everything.

It's a little more expensive
but it would be good to have a device

to detect when
your line's been tapped.

Where are you from?

Colombia.

You seem to be quite a genius
in electronics.

I'm an electronics engineer.

I specialized in
communications back home.

I can't do it here because...

I'm undocumented.

And you have Oleg's trust.

All right, he's sent from above!

-What's your name?
-Alberto Rizo Carpazo.

Would you like a professional salary,
insurance including hospitalization,

and your papers in order?

What frog do I have to kiss?

These damn Spaniards and their coke.

It's super-expensive here.

"This isn't Mexico, dude."

Thank you, Lord.

What?

I'm hungry.

You answer.

-Why me?
-That's your boss.

Pote...

-Answer.
-You answer.

Damn it. Hello, boss.

Well, did you snuff Teresa Mendoza?

We haven't found her yet.

Did you go back to that house?

We have, a couple of times. But she's
not there. Maybe she's traveling.

You'll all travel to hell
if you don't find her!

You have until tomorrow!
Got it?

Sir, you know no one's more interested
in getting her than me.

As soon as I whack her,
I'll call you.

Fine.

Born idiots.

Damn!
How will we find her?

I'm hungry.

Look, this is from a club.
I found it in that house.

If we're going hunting,
we've got to start somewhere.

Let's go there. If we find the Spanish
girl, we'll force her to talk.

What?

Have a better idea?

-Then stop eating and let's go.
-Fine, let's go.

Come on, Pote!

I get it.

I'd keep in my computer the open files
to the legal operations.

That handsome young
man you just hired

would create other files with different
codes to our actual operations.

Great! I love it.

This isn't a game.

I know, dear.

You could go to jail, you know.

So? No one would miss me.
Don't worry about me, darling.

I'm not worried
about you or anyone.

And don't call me darling.
I'm not your friend.

Starting today, you're my employee.
I'm your boss. Is that clear?

Yes. Of course.

Ma'am.

You don't need to do that,
just stick to business.

And don't expect anything from me.

Yes. I mean, right.

Excuse me.

I'll tell you later.

You devastated her.

What did you want?
I can't lose another friend.

Damn, Teresa.

I'm here. I've got the best
consultant for the company.

Come in.

This is Det. Saturnino Juarez.

What's this jerk doing here?

He made me spend two years in jail.
What's with you, Rusky?

We need someone who knows people
in politics and in the police.

Nino knows them all. They all know Nino.
He's the man for the job.

This creep planted the drugs
to frame me.

Come on, Patricia, don't be so
vindictive. You were guilty after all.

You were covering up
for your dealer boyfriend.

And you can talk? After trying
to steal the coke from the Russian?

That's history.

In this business,
hate has an expiration date.

And yes, an old enemy
can become a useful partner.

You won't say anything?

I think Oleg is right.
Hate has an expiration date.

Or it can be put on hold.
Take Eddie for example.

He left me to rot in jail,
took all I had and look at him.

Now he runs errands for me,
and will do so for as long as I want to.

I won't be running errands.

I'll only do my part,
and charge well for it.

Come on, Paty.

Let's leave this behind and make
loads of money to retire early.

Fine. If you two still want
to do business with this guy,

fine with me.

Now you, piece of shit,
get this straight.

When I'm around, don't look at
or talk to me. Are we clear?

Crystal clear.

O'Farrell.

Well, friends.

Tell me about
the big business at hand.

It's fifteen tons of coke.

I see you did
even worse than me.

I must really love La Mexicana
to take this.

In there is the guy who shot me and the
one who put me in jail. I need a shot.

You haven't changed.
Feels like old times.

But La Mexicana, I don't know.

What's with her?
Why does she treat me that way?

You and anyone she loves.
She thinks she's cursed.

Many of her loved ones
were killed.

And aren't you afraid?

The Russian tried to kill me,
guess I'm immune.

La Mexicana lost two husbands,

a friend and her kids in Mexico,
and a friend here.

Her "personal graveyard," as she says.
Don't hold it against her.

Poor woman.

We must decide what to do with the extra
ten tons that Medellin is sending.

Again, Moscow doesn't want
to take such a big risk.

I gave my word to Sanchez Godoy.

Credibility is important
in our line of work.

I know who would want to buy
those ten tons.

But we can't make any mistake.

Or we end up in hell.

That's major league people,
Teresa.

You know who I mean, Oleg?

If everything goes well,
they'll be happy.

You'll have good clients,
they'll want more tons.

But if something goes wrong,
you're in trouble.

No clan is as dangerous and violent
in the Mediterranean.

But worse than the Turks?

I can't look bad with the Medellin Cartel.

Who are these guys?

Italians.

Camorra.

My Italian is great,
I can translate for you.

I need a meeting
with them tomorrow.

MEXICO CITY

I need all the data on that case.

Ten years exactly.

Yes. Great!

One moment.

Well...

from the look on your face
I don't know if it's good or bad news.

You're very thorough and a good observer,
and you're right.

I'm happy things are going
as you planned.

I don't get it.

But I'm also sad
we won't be working together.

-What, you're leaving?
-No, no.

You are.

The boss will talk to you
in a bit.

Washington agreed
and you're off to Spain.

So get ready to go to Europe
as a DEA agent.

Teresa Mendoza's days of freedom
are numbered.

Hello?
Yes, yes, I'm here.

Fine. When you get the data
let me know.

Don't worry. I'm still on the case
and will help you.

You look surprised.

Well, yes, I am.
Thanks and....

well...

stand by for news.

I will.

Hello?

Yes. Everything is ready.

Great.

A car is waiting
to take you to the airport.

Safe trip, boss.

After a couple drinks and a shot
all will look good.

Paty said you wanted
to talk.

Yes, sit down.

Well, how can I help?

In many ways, dear.

You two know each other, and I'll
find this discussion extremely boring.

So I'm off to enjoy the night a bit.

See you.

Our friend is quite insane.

Yes.

She's always
been that way.

A charming girl, used to get away
with everything at any cost.

Hard to picture her
in jail.

Well, she didn't look like an inmate.

Tall, pretty...

Everyone envied her.

Some wanted her dead,
others respected her.

And the rest kept talking about her,
her money, her family...

Anyway.

And you?

I've always been her friend.

I meant how you managed in jail.

You're testing me.

You want to know how I react
when life's against me?

You do.

You're good, Teresa.
I think we'll get along.

I think so.

And if you must know,

in jail I discovered
a Teresa I didn't know.

This is not the same Teresa
that went to jail.

I really don't like
talking business here.

Can we meet tomorrow
at the office?

Sounds great.

Let's go then.

Want a drink downstairs?

-What do you think?
-Fine.

Let's go.

-This is it.
-Let's go.

Ratas, just leave that crap.

What are you doing with that crap?
Focus, man.

Yes, boss, whatever you say.
Who cares?

Only because
you're family with the boss.

Welcome to my party.

Well, well.

OK, OK.

It's fine.
Everything's fine.

Tell us where you're taking us.

Ratas, we're screwed!

Do you think they'll take us
out to dinner?

At least we're alive,
just shut up!

Stinking Russians.

I'm not going back inside.

It's that
or these suckers torturing us.

How do you say "bye"
in Russian?

What?

I prefer
"Hasta la vista".

It's jammed! Pote!
Easy, easy.

Go, go.

What?

So? What? What?

Let's see, gentlemen.

Who will tell me
who ordered Teresa's death?

I will.
Your mother.

-Torture them.
-Yes, sir.

You need to justify
your income and lifestyle.

We'll keep receipts, every receipt.

The IRS does not care about
your meals and drinks.

Get it?

Aljarafe, that's what I do every day.

What else is new?

It's time to think big.

I say we launch
a large investment company.

To erase all track of
the large sums that will come.

How can we do that?

Easy.

Creating ghost companies,
with lots of bills. The more the better.

If we pay taxes...

the IRS will let us be.

You follow?

Sure.

And you, Paty?

Sure. The good old "when in Rome,
do as the Romans".

Precisely! And if you let me,
we set up a holding.

You'll still be insolvent.

-Easy.
-Fantastic. What do you think, Teresa?

-That's it?
-No.

Let's talk about the real thing now:

the millions that
will never see Spanish soil.

You see, my suggestion is to stop
using the Gibraltar accounts.

See, Eddie? Teo is saying
the opposite of what you say.

Gibraltar is perfectly fine,
everybody knows that.

Rubbish!
Gibraltar is a time bomb.

MEXICO CITY

What are you doing here, Mercedes?
Can't sleep?

I'm worried, Epifanio.

I have been trying to find my son
for two days now.

He left with a suitcase
but didn't say where to.

-Do you know?
-How could I?

No, but he's probably
doing something work related.

But at least before
he answered the phone

to say he could not talk,
but now...

Nothing.

Don't worry.
He's probably just working. He'll call.

Go to sleep.

Blessed are thou...

Pray for us sinners...

Now and at the hour...

You go on.

For you.

Well, excuse me.
You've never seen a drunkard?

Hello?

My sister-in-law is very worried
that Ramiro hasn't called.

Batman, that kid may be mad,
but he always calls his mother.

Don't worry, Epifanio.
I spoke to him yesterday, he's fine.

Good. I'll let Mercedes know.

Hey.

When you talk to him again,
tell him to call his mother.

She's worried.

Yes.
Goodbye.

Got something?

Nothing, sir.
But that's the weakest one.

He'll be the first to talk.

Bring her over.

I don't have much time,
nor patience.

Five hundred volts.

No. No.

Who sends you?
Who do you work for?

Mobile.

Hello?
Ramiro?

Ratas?

What's up, Ratas?

You killed Teresa Mendoza?

Hello? Ratas?

Hello?

We're breaking up.
I can't hear you. Can you hear me?

Hello?

SCENES FROM THE NEXT EPISODE

I can't take it! I can't!

Hang on. Just hang on.

We were concerned about you
because we know...

no one in Spain knows Teresa
Mendoza like you.

Your enemies are waiting for you
to say what we'll do with them.