Crazy, Woman Claims Made Owner Spanish sun!

MADRID - The existence of the Sun as the center of the solar system has lasted millions of years.
Although there is an adoring, no one ever thought to profit from the Sun, to this day.
A woman from Galicia, Spain, the area illuminated by the Sun on the border of Spain and Portugal, claimed as the owner of the Sun. He even registered his ownership.
Woman's name was reckless Angeles Duran (49). He boasted that Sun was his moment. He even register the ownership of the Sun at the notary office.
To the Spanish news website, El Mundo, Duran claimed to begin taking steps to claim the Sun last September.
He inspired a story of a man who preached the United States who register themselves as owners of the Moon and most of the planets in our solar system, the Milky Way.
According to Duran, there is international agreement that states there should be no country that claims to have a planet or star. However, further Duran, there is no person or individual to claim to have a planet or star.
"There is no prohibition for that. Klaimku supported the law. I'm not stupid, I know the law."
"I, as well other people can make a claim. In this case, I happen to do it first," he added.
Documents issued by the notary states, Duran is the 'owners' of the Sun, the star of spectral type G2 is located at the center of the solar system - a distance of 149.6 million kilometers from Earth.
Armed with the deed, Duran, who lives in the city of Salvaterra do Mino, said he would now charge to everyone who uses the Sun. Duran will give half of tariff revenue to the government of Spain and 20 percent of the Spanish pension funds.
In addition, he also intends to provide another 10 percent for research, 10 percent to reduce world hunger, and the rest, also 10 percent for himself.
"It's time to start something the right way. If there are ideas to earn income and improve the economic and social condition, why not do?" he said.
Duran claims cause a reaction from around the world. As reported the Daily Mail, a reader from Thailand considers this as a joke. "Are women stupid to know that the sun is Earth's closest star. Basic freak!"
Or else a reader from New York. "That is well, my aunt who suffered from skin cancer will demand it."

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