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SpainCulture8 days ago

The Pope, 'human custody'

The article begins with a personal narrative by the author, Emilio Vara Dorado, who identifies himself as a frustrated journalist working as a bartender. He reflects on his passion for journalism and literature, describing his slow-paced life and connection to Seville. The text appears to be an introspective piece rather than a traditional news report.

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Emilio Vara, tabernero, y poeta, filósofo... sevillano, pega en las páginas de ABC de Sevilla cada domingo una de sus ideas, pequeñas sentencias sobre la vida y la ciudad, como tantas que cuelga de las paredes de Casa Moreno, donde trabaja. Sus pensamientos, trasladados con una cuidada caligrafía a papeles blancos, son reflexiones dignas de alguien que puede ser considerado un millonario contemporáneo porque, como dice, «vive para lo que le emociona»

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13/06/2026 a las 20:34h.

Estos simples trazos de tinta caliente deberían empezar hablando de un niño pegado a un periódico que soñaba con ser escritor y que acabó detrás de un mostrador caligrafiando las cuentas en las servilletas de papel para alegrar y complacer a los clientes.

Creo en ... lo que no fui.

Sevilla

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ABC (España)IndependentCenter8 days ago
The Pope, 'human custody'

The article begins with a personal narrative by the author, Emilio Vara Dorado, who identifies himself as a frustrated journalist working as a bartender. He reflects on his passion for journalism and literature, describing his slow-paced life and connection to Seville. The text appears to be an introspective piece rather than a traditional news report.

Bias read (Center): The content is primarily personal and reflective, focusing on the author's career and passions without engaging in political commentary or controversy. There is no discernible ideological framing or bias in the language used.