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Tras acostarse, Carmen y Yago no pueden evitar que todo el mundo se entere. Todos en la clínica quieren saber si están juntos, pero a Carmen le entran las dudas cuando Iñaki la llama: han llegado los papeles de divorcio y baja a Sevilla a firmarlos.
Tras acostarse, Carmen y Yago no pueden evitar que todo el mundo se entere. Todos en la clínica quieren saber si están juntos, pero a Carmen le entran las dudas cuando Iñaki la llama: han llegado los papeles de divorcio y baja a Sevilla a firmarlos.
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S4, EP15 "Aúpa y olé"Tras acostarse, Carmen y Yago no pueden evitar que todo el mundo se entere. Todos en la clínica quieren saber si están juntos, pero a Carmen le entran las dudas cuando Iñaki la llama: han llegado los papeles de divorcio y baja a Sevilla a firmarlos.
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S5, EP1 "La nueva Híspalis"La clínica Híspalis todavía está en obras para solucionar los problemas de aluminosis. Los retrasos hacen que el hospital no termine de abrir.
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S4, EP11 "El motín"En el norte, las cosas en la cárcel están cuesta arriba para los Benjumea. La deuda que tienen con el Capo les obliga a hacer un trabajo sucio que no se ven capaces de hacer y, para colmo, estalla un motín en el centro.
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S4, EP12 "El juicio"Cristóbal y su padre se la juegan en el juicio que decidirá si deben ser declarados culpables. Mientras, Trini sufre un accidente en la Híspalis cuando va a pedir la dimisión de Carmen, e Iñaki accede a casarse en la fecha que quiere Gotzone.
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