Original title
Vivir sin permiso
Released
9/24/2018
Origin country
ES
Genre
Crime, Drama
Production companies
Mediaset España, Alea Media
Status
Ended
Number of seasons
2
Number of episodes
23
When a Galician shipper and drug lord hiding his Alzheimer's disease plans to retire, his second-in-command plots to steal the empire from the heir.
When a Galician shipper and drug lord hiding his Alzheimer's reveals plans to retire, his second-in-command plots to steal the empire from the heir.
A diagnosis spurs shipping magnate Nemo to make plans that unsettle his loved ones. Factory worker Lara fights to fulfill her comatose mother's wishes.
Nemo tries to cover his tracks when a body and a missing Open Sea shipping container are discovered. Mario commits a cruel deed to win Nina's favor.
Lara is forced to work for Tigre. Nina's reputation at the art gallery comes under fire. To cinch the hotel deal, Carlos must impress a young heiress.
Nemo teaches Tigre a lesson. A journalist plants suspicion in Alejandro's mind. Mario proposes a bold scheme to his wife and sets Carlos up for failure.
Mario feels threatened by a new rival. Alejandro asks Carlos to make a big life change. Elisa gets news from her doctor. Monterroso fights back.
Elisa launches her plan to enter politics. Monterroso forges an unlikely alliance. Malcolm gathers a key piece of evidence. Nemo's secret comes out.
Chon calls a family meeting. Lara receives shocking photos. Tigre becomes suspicious of his girlfriend. Carlos finds clues that incriminate his father.
The accident prompts Nemo to order a manhunt and Monterroso holds a press conference after obtaining CCTV footage at the scene. Nina drops a bombshell.
Mario asks a judge about legal incapacitation. Nemo learns that his phones are tapped and invites Lara to a family party. Alejandro becomes a target.
When Malcolm goes missing, Nemo digs into his background. Carlos runs into his one-night stand, who tells him a secret. Chon asks her sister for help.
Berta's stepson arrives for the wedding. Nemo gives Mario a prenup to sign. Tigre prepares to retaliate. The police tell Lara Malcom’s real identity.
Mario hatches a plot involving Carlos. Tigre's mom makes a deal with Nemo. Chest pain sends Elisa to the ER. Malcolm escapes captivity.
Nemo recalls an old friend's betrayal. Nina is stunned when the cops search her father's office. Freddy is led into a trap. Elisa visits her OB-GYN.
Months later, imminent bankruptcy forces Nemo to sign away ownership of Open Sea, igniting a war between the Arteagas from Mexico and the Oeste locals.
An Oeste native returns, vowing to turn over a new leaf. Nemo is forced to sign away ownership of Open Sea. Berta gets a surprise from Mexico.
Marina targets a weak link who's protecting Nemo: Chon. Ferro is tricked into leading Monterroso to the boy who witnessed Lamas's murder.
To turn Daniel against his father, Berta first turns his father against him. Ferro learns where the police have moved the boy. Nemo is led into a trap.
When Nemo refuses to help the Arteagas, they make Chon and Nina suffer. A search begins for the one man who can exonerate Nemo: the cellphone thief.
Nina is drawn to a new man. A public outburst from Celso threatens Nemo's delicate new partnership with the Arteagas. Abraham takes a stand for Chon.
A Colombian drug lord arrives, setting Nemo's plan against the Arteagas in motion. Monterroso discovers Lara's offshore bank account and blackmails her.
To save Mario, Nemo must reveal his ruse. Celso is tasked with making the Arteagas look like traitors. Chon chooses between her home and Abraham.
Nina faces a complication. Mario visits his ex with a plan to lure Germán out of hiding. Germán sets up house and starts a new business.
A tip about a sex trafficking operation spurs Alen to work undercover, and Mario uses his new job as Germán's bookkeeper to get intel on a shipment.
Armed with his memory notebook and a list of final things to do, Nemo executes a plan to protect his loved ones while ending the war with the Arteagas.
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