Clandestino with David Beriain, now in Spain

Clandestino in Spain consists of eight episodes that show some complex and hermetic criminal groups that operate in Spanish territory: immigration mafias in the Strait area, cocaine cartels, the business of the hit men, the presence of Italian mafia in cities like Barcelona, ​​human trafficking or the marijuana business.

In the first two episodes, David Beriain introduces us to the reality of the mafias that deal with migrants who try to reach Europe at all costs. To do this, he visits both sides of the Strait, from Malaga and Almeria to Ceuta and Tangier. Networks that have generated a multi-million dollar business based on the death of hundreds of innocents in the Mediterranean.

Throughout the next six episodes, we will take a tour of various illegal activities that have settled in Spain. From the hermetic world of hitmen, or the relationship between the narco and the Camorra, or the nearly 40,000 immigrants who are currently victims of human trafficking for sexual exploitation. There will also be several episodes revolving around drug trafficking. We will analyze how Spain is the main gateway to Europe for cocaine or how the economic crisis favored the emergence of a new clandestine business: the cultivation of marijuana in indoor facilities.

The great impact obtained inside and outside our borders for the previous four seasons of ‘Clandestino’, broadcasted in more than 80 countries, has led Discovery MAX to bet on this new local production that, for the first time, is immersed in full in those problems that directly or indirectly affect the Spanish population. An exercise that has not been free of dangers and tensions during its production, but which has an undeniable unprecedented journalistic and social interest in the small screen.