Based on the homonymous novel by Nobel Prize Laureate Miguel Angel Asturias, "El Señor Presidente" is a tragic and impossible love story lost between degradation and fear. It is the tale of a fictitious Latin American country living under a fierce dictatorship sponsored by a society in frank decadence. Evil spreads downwards from the ruler, justice is a mockery, and the military spends their time abusing their fellow citizens and enjoying corruption. - Written by Jorge Granier-Phelps

Tragedy, intrigue, and even love will stand in the way of Cristina González's dreams, a young woman who aspires to become a renowned fashion designer. On her first day at work, Cristina meets Gustavo Espinoza, and a powerful attraction develops between them. But this seemingly promising day turns into disaster, as Cristina is abruptly fired by Gustavo's girlfriend, and even worse, her mother dies in a car accident. Cristina vows to bring justice to the driver who recklessly took her mother's life, unaware that he is the man now trying to win her over. Gustavo uses his financial power to avoid being accused of murder, while her family uses tricks to obtain the "Pensión Amalia," where Cristina lives.