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Juan Carrasco is now an office-bearer at an energy company and lives in a luxury urbanization. It seems that destiny smiles on him until a corruption scandal from his time as mayor in Logroño comes to light.
The appearance in some compromising papers of the name J. Carrasco causes Juan to be accused and taken to Logroño to register his home. This trip will force him to reunite with his daughter and his wife.
Juan has 4 days to get the bail that frees him from jail and he will try in every possible way, even resorting to Paula's father, his ex-father-in-law.
In his desperate escape from prison, Juan can think of no better idea than to ask for political asylum at the Argentine Embassy. A long night of drugs and jotas from Navarra with the Argentine ambassador will mean the change that Juan needs.
Juan believes that the best way to avoid going to prison is to "blow the whistle" and implicate the rest of the party members in the corruption plot. But for that he needs a live interview.
To get evidence that incriminates the party leadership, Juan won't hesitate to visit Caminero, the businessman involved in the corruption plot, to record his confession.
In the absence of a few hours to enter prison, Juan obtains a document with code names that can shake the foundations of the party, but not everything is so simple when one faces the government.
