Crime Diaries: The Candidate — Season 1
The nation held its breath in 1994 when Luis Donaldo Colosio, a promising contender for the Mexican presidency, was tragically assassinated. As her husband lies dying, his wife embarks on a desperate and perilous quest—a race against time to uncover the truth behind this devastating act, driven by grief and an unwavering need for answers. This series plunges into the heart of a nation grappling with loss, drawing inspiration from the harrowing reality of these events.

His wife's encouragement bolstered Luis Donaldo Colosio as he resisted pressure from within his political party, ultimately crafting a speech that remained true to his own convictions.

In Tijuana, three individuals were apprehended. Commander Benítez’s unease deepened considerably when the investigation was swiftly transferred to another authority.

At Colosio’s funeral, Diana Laura perceived potential suspects with unsettling frequency. Observing Mario Aburto, Benítez noted a striking similarity to the recently deceased, and a nascent theory began to take shape in his mind.

A confession from her driver compels Diana Laura to seek out General Garcés. Meanwhile, Miguel Montes begins to construct his own explanation of events. And Benítez obtains a crucial piece of evidence.

Montes questioned the Tucanes. A fresh detail has surfaced in the assassination footage. Salinas announced a new appointment, one that stirs suspicion around Diana Laura.

Despite emerging evidence suggesting the involvement of two shooters, Montes continues to accumulate proof supporting the theory of a single gunman. Meanwhile, Diana Laura seeks out Montes, imploring him for a favor.

A further politician from the PRI has been killed. Diana Laura faces unforeseen difficulties during a clandestine journey to Tijuana, undertaken to visit Aburto’s family. Benítez receives a warning.

A fresh piece of evidence arrives for Montes, compelling him to a difficult choice. Rubí confronts López Riestra. Diana Laura offers Montes final words as they part.

