March 11, 2004. Madrid wakes up with the biggest terrorist attack in Europe's history: three days before the general elections, ten bombs explode in four trains of the train network.
The race for Moncloa turns into a political battle. The PP government maintains that the attack was the work of ETA to avoid a relationship with jihadism and the war in Iraq.
The 11M terrorists are still free and have more explosives. There are indications that they intend to die killing. The race against time to stop them is the priority of the police forces.
The macro-trial for 11M has the whole of country in suspense. Not all those responsible sit in the bench, some because they blew themselves up and others because their identity is unknown.
