Clarín
358 articles in the Truth Foundry index. Each links out to the original.
- Galician Fishing Village Sanxenxo Charming Marta Sánchez with Beaches and History · Singer Marta Sánchez recalls her childhood summers in the historic Galician port of Sanxenxo.
- John Lennon's Pacifist Reflection: 'If Everyone Demanded Peace Instead of Another Television, There Would Be Peace' · John Lennon's 1969 pacifist statement criticized consumerism and urged societal change through collective action.
- Desmond Tutu Advocates Forgiveness as Key to South Africa's Reconciliation · Desmond Tutu emphasizes forgiveness as essential for South Africa's post-apartheid reconciliation through the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
- Singer Marta Sánchez Reveals Anti-Lifting Routine at Age 60 · Marta Sánchez attributes her youthful appearance at 60 to Ballet Fit, strength training, and painful body remodeling treatments.
- Wole Soyinka, Nigerian Writer: 'Justice Is the First Condition of Humanity' · Nobel Prize-winning Nigerian writer Wole Soyinka emphasizes that justice is essential for humanity's moral foundation.
- Spain Fire Trapped 22 Kids, Inspired Movie 'The Lost Bus' · A fire in Almería, Spain, trapped 22 children, mirroring the 2018 California Camp Fire that inspired the film 'The Lost Bus'
- Archaeologists Discover Ancient Cemetery with Over 100 Burials Revealing Ties Between Britannia and Rome · Archaeologists uncover a 2,000-year-old Iron Age cemetery near Chelmsford, Essex, with over 100 cremations highlighting connections between Britannia and Rome.
- Man Recovers Treasure from 16th Century Shipwreck Over Two Decades · A man discovered over 870 gold and silver coins from a 16th-century shipwreck in Wales over 21 years
- Spanish Philosopher Fernando Savater Dreams of Picasso's Wealth for Tranquility · Fernando Savater reflects on using wealth to achieve the peaceful life of the poor.
- Harry Kane Reveals Elite Diet: Whole Grain, Avocado, and Spinach Omelette · England captain Harry Kane details his balanced nutrition strategy for peak football performance.
- Science Debunks Popular Sleep Hacks Like Red Light and White Noise · Scientific studies question the effectiveness of red light, white noise, and lavender sprays for better sleep.
- Ancient Greek Shipwreck Reveals Olive Oil Aromatized with Oregano from 2400 Years Ago · Archaeologists discovered olive oil infused with oregano in sealed clay amphorae from a 2400-year-old Greek shipwreck in the Aegean Sea.
- Mbappé Reveals Preference for Iberian Ham: 'Since I Came to Spain, I Try to Find Places to Eat Jamón' · Kylian Mbappé shares his love for Iberian ham and his efforts to find places to eat it since moving to Spain.
- Cristiano Ronaldo, 41 Years Old: Sleeps 8 Hours, Exceeds 10,000 Steps Daily, and Has a Biological Age of 29 · Cristiano Ronaldo maintains peak physical condition at 41 through strict routines, including 8 hours of sleep, 10,000 daily steps, and advanced recovery techniques
- Scientists Discover New Ghost Shark Species Near Costa Rica · Scientists identify a new ghost shark species, Rhinochimaera costaricana, in Costa Rican waters
- Spanish Water Taster Carmen Garrobo: 'Not All Waters Are the Same' When Choosing for Meals · Spanish water expert Carmen Garrobo explains how mineralized water enhances meals, especially fatty ones
- Kōbō Abe, Japanese Writer: 'Freedom is a Burden Few Dare to Bear' · Japanese writer Kōbō Abe explored freedom as a heavy responsibility in his literature, reflecting on identity and existential struggles.
- Abandoned Persian Cat Thomas Seeks New Home After Being Discarded for 'Not Being Trendy' · A three-year-old Persian cat, Thomas, was abandoned after being deemed 'out of fashion' and now seeks a permanent home in Como.
- Why Veterinarians Recommend Letting Your Dog Sniff During Walks · Veterinarians emphasize the importance of allowing dogs to sniff during walks for mental stimulation and emotional well-being
- Over 800 Snakes Escape Flooded Breeding Farm in China After Typhoon Maysak · Approximately 900 snakes, mostly non-venomous, escaped a flooded farm in Guangxi, China, following Typhoon Maysak.
- British Family Becomes Volunteers on Mercy Ships Hospital Vessel in Ghana · Amelia and Richard Bilson and their three children join Mercy Ships as volunteers on a hospital ship in Ghana.
- Former Chef Reveals Cristiano Ronaldo's Simple, Sugar-Free Diet and Extreme Discipline · Cristiano Ronaldo's former chef details his simple, organic diet and strict discipline.
- Healthy Diet Linked to 10 Extra Years of Life, Study Finds · A UK study links healthy eating patterns to up to 10 additional years of life expectancy.
- 6 Common Online Searches Women Make Before Ending a Relationship · Women frequently search the internet to validate their feelings and assess relationship viability before breaking up.
- British Couple Forced to Sleep in Hotel After Police Initially Let Squatters Stay in Their Menorca Home · British homeowners in Menorca were told to stay in a hotel after police initially allowed squatters to remain based on false documentation.
- Florida Father Saves Son from Alligator Attack, Boy Loses Hand · Brodie Terry, 11, survived an alligator attack in Florida but lost his hand after his father fought the animal.
- Singapore Scientists Create Diving Suits for Cockroaches to Aid Disaster Rescue · Researchers developed oxygen-generating diving suits for cockroaches to navigate flooded disaster zones.
- 14th-Century Arthurian Grail Manuscript Sells for 2.246 Million Pounds at Christie's · A rare 14th-century French manuscript detailing King Arthur and the Holy Grail sold for 2.246 million pounds at Christie's London.
- Jorge Luis Borges: Friendship Needs No Frequency, Only Love Does · Argentine author Jorge Luis Borges distinguishes friendship from love based on the need for constant contact.
- Ryūnosuke Akutagawa, Japanese Writer: 'A Man's Life Is Not Worth a Single Line of Baudelaire' · Japanese writer Ryūnosuke Akutagawa revered French poet Charles Baudelaire, believing human life paled in comparison to his literary genius