00:00Good morning, I know you are waiting for me to tell you how today's morning has been.
00:09As for the trial that I have presented against Nortado Martínez, I am going to make a small summary,
00:16beyond the fact that I have already given statements to some media and during today and tomorrow,
00:21I will surely make the statements, but I summarize what has happened.
00:26We have presented ourselves at 11 a.m. in the courts for the civil case of Albacete.
00:31It is not a criminal trial, it is a civil trial.
00:34We have presented ourselves as it corresponds, as the Spanish justice has cited us,
00:39my lawyer and the lawyer of Nortado Martínez at 11 a.m.
00:44and his lawyer has said that he does not present himself.
00:49He declares himself, he confesses.
00:52This means, in legal terms, that she accepts all the things we have said about her that she has said about me.
01:01She accepts it.
01:03Another thing is, of course, the legal interpretation of this whole journey,
01:12of what we say is a crime against my honor and that it is freedom of expression.
01:20So, in the end, it is the judge who has to define, or the judge, because it has been a judge.
01:24I have gone to declare first, then Havana de la Torre, and then Brian as a witness to the trial.
01:35A prosecutor has been present, because despite being a civil process,
01:40as it is a crime against the honor of people,
01:43a prosecutor is personified there as a representative of the state,
01:52who is not part of it, he is a representative of the state.
01:55In the end, the conclusions are given, my lawyer, the lawyer of Nortado,
01:59and the prosecutor also gives his conclusions, which in this case has also been favorable to us,
02:06has supported us, the prosecutor has asked the judge to condemn Nortado,
02:11because for her, for the prosecutor, there has been a crime against my honor.
02:16We have come out in accordance, all the statements have been clear.
02:20We consider that it is a trial that we are going to win,
02:25but the judge will have the last word in a month or a month and a half or two,
02:30she will dictate the sentence and we will know the result.
02:33I have all the faith, all the confidence that this has been clear,
02:38at least for my lawyer, for the prosecutor, it is clear that there has been a crime here,
02:43and I believe that Nortado, in this case, will be condemned.
02:47People ask me, what happens if she is condemned?
02:50Well, she's going to have to pay her lawyer, my lawyer, the costs of the trial,
02:55and she's going to have to pay 10,000 euros,
02:58she's going to have to pay me 10,000 euros for the damage it has caused me,
03:02and she's going to have to retract, which is the part that I like the most too,
03:06for the media in which she was defaming me.
03:09She's going to have to publish the sentence.
03:12This is the part that really has the most value for me.
03:17And once again I say that the result of this, if it reaches a good port,
03:23in our favor, beyond the fact that it is a personal trial against Nortado,
03:29they can take it in a symbolic way.
03:32All those Cubans that Nortado has defamed, has offended, has mocked, has slandered,
03:38can take this victory, if we have it, I have faith that yes,
03:43also as part, as his victory.
03:45This is my fight against Nortado, my fight against the dictatorship,
03:51because in the end Nortado represents, is the voice of the dictatorship.
03:55And I believe that in the end justice will be done for me and for all the Cubans
04:00that she has slandered and defamed.
04:03This is what I summarize for you to know how everything has gone today.
04:08We are happy, we are hopeful and with faith in Spanish justice,
04:12which the truth is that I have always had it.
04:15And nothing, waiting for the sentence now is what remains.
04:18So nothing, in these days I will surely be making statements to other media
04:22and I will repeat what I have told you.
04:24Greetings to all.
