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Construction tycoon and father of Carlos Huerta in the legal drama series “El Juicio.” He is a calculating businessman with vast financial influence who believes he maintains absolute control over his environment, willing to leverage connections, lawyers, and wealth to halt the legal proceedings against his son.

Andrea's father and a professional mechanic who spearheads the quest for justice in the series “El Juicio.” He is a working-class man confronting an unfavorable judicial system and the power apparatus of an affluent family following the assault on his daughter.

A scholarship high school student at an upscale school and the victim at the center of “El Juicio.” Filing a complaint with the authorities thrusts her into the crosshairs of social and family scrutiny, forcing her to confront the stigma and revictimization inherent in the judicial process.

Son of wealthy construction magnate Raúl Huerta in “El Juicio.” He is the young man directly accused by Andrea Portillo of sexual assault following a school party, shielding himself behind his family's economic and social status as his moral contradictions begin to surface.

Miguel's brother and partner in the family auto repair shop in “El Juicio.” Burdened by financial instability and mounting debt, he becomes a vulnerable link within the family when tempted with money by the defense to leak the prosecution's moves.

Andrea and Carlos's classmate, at whose house the gathering where the sexual assault takes place occurs in “El Juicio.” His role generates significant tension when he discovers security camera footage confirming the events, placing him in a tough ethical dilemma over whether to testify.

Investigative journalist and Miguel's former partner in “El Juicio.” Her involvement proves crucial in breaking the media and judicial blackout in favor of the Portillos, helping gather testimony and bringing the case before public opinion.

Romantic partner of influential businessman Raúl Huerta in “El Juicio.” Embedded within the tycoon's inner circle, she is a firsthand witness to the ethical pressures, backroom deals, and domestic fractures caused by the ruthless cover-up strategy.

Matriarch of the Portillo family and Andrea's grandmother in “El Juicio.” She serves as the household's emotional rock during its darkest moments, enduring the harassment and uncertainty that come with pursuing a legal case against a powerful family.

Raúl Huerta's trusted chauffeur and personal assistant in “El Juicio.” He acts as a silent witness and operative handler for discreet errands assigned by the businessman to gain logistical advantages and intelligence on the plaintiff family.