Los Justisieros

Ana, the President's daughter, is kidnapped by Juan, the chauffeur, who happens to be an undercover guerrilla fighter.

The guerrilla is called “Los Justisieros” (the Righteous, with a slight misspelling, like saying “Righteouz”). (They are righteous but not very good with spelling).

They want rescue money, of course, but just to be able to bring righteousness to the country, to be able to survive. They are drug dealers, but only with the same purpose. Otherwise, they will fight any kind of corruption, and corrupt people whether they belong to the Church, politics, big business, or whatever. They belong neither to the right nor the left, they belong to justice.

Above the money, they want the truth to be exposed. They hang signboards from the bridges at the main highways in the country, demanding that the President himself address the Nation, and expose the truth, which is that he is an alcoholic, a drug addict, that he cheated to become President, that he has friends who are drug lords, and that his war on drugs is directed only towards the enemies of his drug lord friends. He must expose the corrupt big business, the corrupt Church, the corrupt calls for bidding, etc.

They want him to bring democracy to his own party, and then resign. He shall call for democratic elections, which must be crystal clear.

Otherwise, he will never see his daughter again.

The irony is that Anne never left the President’s house. She is kept in the chauffeur’s room, where she went at night, with nobody noticing.