The term of office of President Mariano De Santis is coming to an end. He is mockingly called “Cemento armato” (reinforced concrete) because of his rigid character and overly cautious political style. In the echoing halls of the presidential palace, he leads a lonely existence, mourning the loss of his wife and listening to hip-hop. Before returning to ordinary life, De Santis must make a series of bold decisions: two presidential pardons and a groundbreaking bill. These will define his legacy forever.