1993 - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Rome, April 30, 1993: Outside the Hotel Raphael the demonstrators target Bettino Craxi with insults and throws of objects, especially coins, while Silvio Berlusconi and Leonardo Notte observe the scene with admiration. The pool of Antonio Di Pietro continues the investigation and Luca Pastore, still ill with AIDS, begins attending meetings of infected people and thus acquainted Eva. Bosco is now an alcoholic and his party decides to suspend him; after a television interview, he has sex with Giulia Castello, then sends her away he discover she's the sister of Veronica. Publitalia '80 managers are still pondering the ground for any Berlusconi's entry into politics.
Episode 2
At Bortolotti's house a prostitute dies and the deputy is assisted by Bosco, who offers him his seat at the Formentini junta in Milan to detoxify, replacing him in the RAI supervisory board. Viola, the young daughter of Leonardo, tries to enter the entertainment world and attacks Veronica, which notes that she started doing cocaine and tells her father. Pastore in his fight against malevolence obtains the help of Gaetano Nobile, who gives him Gabriele Monaco meal; In return, however, the policeman puts pressure on Mr Onofri to withdraw his accusations against Nobile. Bibi Mainaghi's construction site is about to be re-opened when Rocco Venturi's corpse is found. On the evening of May 14 Veronica remains involved in the Via Fauro bombing against Maurizio Costanzo.
Episode 3
Borto lies in a coma after attempted suicide and Pietro wants to avenge him. Meanwhile Veronica is involved in an attack and Leonardo conquers the trust of a well-known entrepreneur.
Episode 4
Luca is ordered to investigate the healthcare corruption scandal that may also involve Bibi, who is dealing with the problems of his brother Zeno. Meanwhile, a magazine has a compromising video on Veronica.
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