MISTERIOS Y FENÓMENOS INSÓLITOS Nº 145

This document is the April 2013 issue (No. 145) of the Spanish magazine 'MISTERIOS Y FENÓMENOS INSÓLITOS', directed by Fernando García Rodríguez. The issue covers a wide range of topics including ufology, historical mysteries, and paranormal phenomena. A significant portion of the magazine is dedicated to the election of Pope Francis, exploring the 'Black Pope' prophecy attributed to Nostradamus and the role of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) within the Catholic Church. Other articles discuss the 'other side of thermodynamics' in relation to free energy and UFO sightings, time travel theories, and the 'fairy forest' of the Majaceite river. The magazine also features a retrospective on a 1993 hypnosis experiment conducted by a Spanish team at the Great Pyramid of Giza, and an article advocating for the use of seawater as a free, accessible resource to combat malnutrition and disease, criticizing international organizations like UNICEF for their lack of response to this proposal. Additionally, the issue includes historical data on the 'Cupa de Alovera' (a Roman funerary monument) and the history of Pope Benedict XIII (the 'Papa Luna'). The magazine serves as a platform for independent research and investigation into fringe topics, emphasizing the director's personal perspective on the manipulation of information and the search for truth.