No me llames traidor

Beto Romero, an agent of the Spanish secret service, has spent half his life undercover, negotiating in the shadows and navigating the blurred line between loyalty and lies. Until one day everything explodes: he is arrested, branded a traitor, and accused of selling secrets to Russia. All of Spain points the finger at him. He denies it. No one believes him. In prison, Beto offers his version: a story of sacrifices, impossible missions, and decisions he could never tell aloud. The Spanish secret service has a very different one: documents, evidence, and a compelling narrative that points to him as the greatest double agent of recent decades. And between these two lies a third version, that of a journalist trying to decipher the line that separates hero from traitor. Each version opens a different door. Each truth contradicts the previous one. And behind them all lies a web of espionage, covert operations, double agents, witch hunts, and secrets capable of jeopardizing the national security of an entire country.