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Women in Blue season 2 release on Apple TV

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The second season of the Spanish-language crime drama *Women in Blue* (*Las Azules*) premiered on Apple TV on August 12, 2026. Set in 1970s Mexico City, the historical series follows Mexico's first female police unit. While the first season depicted the unit operating clandestinely to solve serial murders, the new eight-episode season explores how the protagonists navigate a system characterized by corruption, machismo, and institutional resistance. The narrative follows the investigation of a student activist's murder, an event that links current crimes to the historical context of the 1968 student massacre. The season explores how unresolved traumas and systemic inequalities impact the characters' professional and personal lives. Directed by Fernando Rovzar and co-created by Pablo Aramendi, the season features returning cast members Bárbara Mori, Ximena Sariñana, Natalia Téllez, and Amorita Rasgado. Following the premiere, new details regarding the cast have emerged. Horacio García Rojas portrays Gerardo Herrera, a police investigation chief who navigates personal contradictions and the influence of his authoritarian father while working with the female unit. Actor Xavier García has also joined the ensemble in the role of ‘Everardo’. Episodes are scheduled for weekly release, concluding with a finale on September 30, 2026. ~~Following the global premiere, the season was celebrated with a blue carpet event at Soho House in Mexico City, attended by the lead cast and co-creator Fernando Rovzar.~~ The ~~new~~ season is set specifically in 1971 during the administration of Luis Echeverría, navigating a political landscape marked by the social wounds of the 1968 Tlatelolco massacre and the Halconazo. Rovzar noted that the season explores the consequences of systemic failures and the difficulty of seeking justice in a corrupt environment.

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