00:00Here, in this same place where we are, in the vicinity of General Paz and Artigas,
00:12in the early hours of the morning, they murdered a young man of 20, 21 years old, with two
00:18shots.
00:19When I was with her, she changed her face, she didn't want to be armed anymore.
00:25She was very aggressive with him, you could see it in the bullets, we were there in a
00:29bullet and she was going to make a mess of him, she grabbed him.
00:33In front of everyone.
00:34Yes.
00:35The truth is that she took the responsibility of having shot, you have to see in what brand.
00:40The young woman will be transferred, there she is, there she is transferred after participating
00:45in this hearing.
00:46It wasn't just one night, it was many years ago, and even all those things are in the
00:55case, but they also gave it importance, for example, gender violence, that is, they said
01:04that I wanted to invent things against Fernando or that I wanted to lie or leave him wrong,
01:12to achieve gender violence, but no, the reality is that there is truth.
01:18I've never hit anyone, I've never seen anyone hit me, I'm going to break my head bad,
01:24they've thrown me a house against the wall like 45,000 million times.
01:27It was your dad then.
01:29And what I can tell you is that I am responsible because I am coordinated, so if they didn't
01:35mess with him at the time, it's like he is now.
01:40I never had the benefit of the doubt, I was always the murderer who killed her boyfriend
01:48because he wanted to leave her.
01:53The truth is that at some point I wanted to live this hope of being able to get out
02:00of here, of being able to do something normal again, and more than anything, because of the
02:07sentence, in that sense it has taken a lot away from me, and I think it is not important
02:14that these are the hands of my life.
02:21Well, there they were, his reappearance, a crime he commits at the age of 18.
02:27Today the sentence is firm, it is permanently condemned, a sentence that remains firm
02:32since the Supreme Court of Justice was dismissed.
02:34There are no appeals from the nation except the Inter-American Court.
02:39What strategy does Nair Galarza pursue in this reappearance?
02:42And in these words that we are quickly going to read, we are all passive-aggressive,
02:47listen carefully.
02:48Yes, this is from the book El Exilio de Nair, right?
02:51Of course.
02:52Where his texts are collected and compiled.
02:54I think that killing is an ethical dilemma, quite complex in a situation where you would have
03:00to kill someone to save yourself or save someone.
03:03Would you do it?
03:11There is more, let's see.
03:13There is more.
03:24There is more.
03:43This is an extract from the book.
03:45Yes, yes, yes.
03:46Yes, from one of the books.
03:47El Exilio de Nair.
03:48Regarding Nair Galarza.
03:49Yes, and it must be said that gender violence was investigated,
03:52it was not proven in the file.
03:54In no way.
03:55There is only one victim, which is Fernando Pastorizo.
03:58Of course.
03:59What else did he say?
04:00He said,
04:12Yes.
04:42Yes.
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