Mexican TV star Kate del Castillo's Netflix original series Ingobernable is set to begin production in the United States after delays. Originally planned for filming in Mexico, it might now shift to San Diego instead. Spanish media sources report that an aide said The Ingobernable could be shot in San Diego. This has been quite a journey; Netflix CEO Sarandos had mentioned back in January:"This is a remarkable change of circumstances." At that time, amid intense scrutiny, the company reaffirmed its commitment to making the show on schedule. The project was initially slated for 2015 summer and only sparked controversy with del Castillo’s involvement in El Chapo matters after long periods of silence. He stated then, “Though challenging at times, things have progressed well so far.” This 20-episode drama centers on Irene Urzúa, who is married to the Mexican president. She is characterized as strong-willed, resolute, shrewd, willing to do whatever it takes—support her husband or distance herself from him even plotting his downfall when he falters.。