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Ingobernable
2017–2018
· TV Show
· 40 min episodes
· 2 seasons
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The first lady of Mexico is a woman of conviction and ideals. But when she loses faith in her husband, she'll need all her strength to uncover the truth.
Details
- Created by
- Fernanda Eguiarte, Luis Gamboa, Rodrigo Ordoñez
- Studio
- Argos Comunicación, Argos
- Released
- 24 March 2017
- Country
- Mexico, United States
- Language
- Spanish
- Episode length
- 40 min
- Rated
- TV-MA
- Episodes
- 27 across 2 seasons
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