The Best Episodes Directed By Dani De La Torre

Yassim launches his most ambitious plan to open a new entry route for cocaine to Europe. And Caesar plays a key role.

Melilla. Tangiers. Toulouse. In the dark of night, officers from the Spanish, Moroccan and French police forces carry out a synchronized anti-jihadist strike but retaliation looms.

Lack of resources and pressure to catch terrorists increases tensions within La Unidad, whose members also have to deal with the personal problems caused by their exhaustive dedication to police work.

The unexpected disappearance of Myaz sets off the alarms at the Unit. Their spy was based in Salt, near Badalona (Catalonia), so Marcos focuses his team's efforts in that region.

Marcos heads the party that searches for the two terrorists all over he area. Now that the fugitives no longer have any weapons or any logistic support, he thinks that they'll soon catch them.

Carla finds out that there are certain political forces, pressures and scheming at work to replace her as leader of the case and head of the Unit.

César succeeds as a lawyer for the hundred international gangs that operate in Marbella. He doesn't mind work and they pay him well. But he aspires to more, much more: the Mocro Maffia.

Yassim has doubts and tests César. In order not to lose his best client, César decides to break one of the rules that he has always followed.

César discovers something about Yassim that disconcerts him: a war is about to start between mafia gangs and he is in the eye of the hurricane.

The war between the gangs directly affects Caesar. Everything seems lost although perhaps there could be an escape route.

The police offer help to César, but first he must solve other problems on his own.

After Ghareeb is dead his son seeks revenge while Carla have a big confession to say to Marcos about her disease.