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The text is a transcript of a video by Dalas Review, a Spanish YouTuber who was accused of sexual abuse and corruption of minors by his ex-girlfriend. He talks about his trial, which he claims went well and showed the truth. He criticizes the press for manipulating and lying about the facts of the case. He also points out the inconsistencies and contradictions in his accuser's statements and evidence. He says he trusts the judges and hopes for a fair outcome. He mentions that he recorded his experience of the trial and plans to upload it as a vlog. He asks his viewers to subscribe to his channels and to call out the press for their dishonesty.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video by Dalas Review, a Spanish YouTuber who was accused of sexual abuse and corruption of minors by his ex-girlfriend.
2. The video was posted after he went through a four-hour trial in the provincial court of Madrid, where he claimed to be innocent and that the accusations were part of a conspiracy against him.
3. He said that the press manipulated and distorted everything that was said in the trial and took it out of context to make him look guilty.
4. He said that he cried at the end of the trial, not because he thought he was going to jail, but because of the pressure and stress he had endured for two years.
5. He said that his accuser was vague and inconsistent in her statements and that she admitted to trying to recreate evidence by tweeting him after the alleged abuse.
6. He said that the police did not verify the authenticity of the screenshots that his accuser provided as evidence and that they were not relevant or conclusive.
7. He said that he had an alibi for the day of the alleged abuse, as he was talking to his friend Naiya on the phone and that he had proof of their conversations and calls.
8. He said that his ex-girlfriend's parents did not see any of the conversations where she supposedly showed him that he abused her.
9. He said that one of the girls from the conspiracy group testified against him and that she lied about a previous complaint she had filed against him for gender violence and million-dollar compensation.
10. He said that he trusted in justice and in the judgment of the three judges who presided over the trial and that he thought the trial went well for him.
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