"How far would you go for your son?"
A father intends to save the life of his own son, by paying out a new type of suicide life insurance.
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The people behind it
Samuel Roga
Gerardo
Rocío Vázquez
Susana
Alma Cervantes
Elsa
Guillermo González
Policeman
Alejandro Sosa
Mauricio
Mauricio González Fuentes
Trainer
Justina Hernández
AMC Employee
Sergio Macías
Montserrat Pérez
Alejandra Romero Attolini
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