7.5
107 min
Colombia receives the indemnity for Panama and accepts foreign credit to undertake development works, which increases the number of workers, although with poor wages and terrible working conditions. María Cano, a political activist, began her fight for the conditions of salaried workers and for the fundamental rights of the population.
Name | Character | Team | |
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María Eugenia Dávila | María Cano | Unowned | |
Frank Ramírez | Ignacio Torres Giraldo | Unowned | |
MAGUSO | Carmen Luisa Cano | Unowned | |
Diego Vélez | Tomás Uribe Márquez | Unowned | |
Germán Escallón | Ezequiel Rentería | Unowned | |
Jorge Herrera | Raúl Eduardo Mahecha | Unowned | |
Ana María Arango | Rurra Cano | Unowned | |
Bárbara Perea | Prostituta | Unowned | |
Eduardo Carvajal | El Caimán | Unowned | |
Rosario Jaramillo | Flor del trabajo de Bogotá | Unowned | |
Carlos Arango | Alipio el vecino | Unowned | |
Rafael Maldonado | Ministro de gobierno 1 | Unowned | |
Frank Beltrán | Figueroa | Unowned | |
Gloria Jiménez | Carmen Quijano | Unowned | |
Rodrigo Ospina | Ministro de Gobierno 2 | Unowned | |
Iván Cardozo | Martínez | Unowned | |
Alfredo Gómez | Teniente | Unowned | |
Talú Quintero | Vecina | Unowned | |
Juan Ángel | Liberal | Unowned | |
Edwin Salazar | Eddy Torres | Unowned |