The oldest man in the world has yet to feel old

Francisco said he wanted to live a few more years even though all of his friends died and said: "I know I'm old but I don't feel old."

Francisco Nunez Olivera was born in 1904 in the village of Bienvenida, Badajoz, Southwest Spain and just turned 114, becoming the world's longest man. Recent birthday of cozy stuff, with local muffins and milk. Congratulatory letter from everywhere. He became the world's oldest after the death of his Jewish grandfather Yisrael Kristal in August this year.

Uncle Francisco Nunez Olivera.

He used to join the 1920 war in Morocco. He also lived through the Spanish civil war and, of course, World War II. Francisco is also the oldest veteran of Spain.

And at the age of 64, Francisco was followed on the Moon in 1969. He also witnessed disasters like the United States and, at the age of 100, near his house, occurred Madrid bombs in 2004, killing killed 191 people and injured 2,000 people.

He witnessed a number of memorable moments at home - the glass of red wine was consumed when Spain won the FIFA World Cup in 2010. He has 4 children, 9 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.

He often walks out of the village until he is 107 years old and only rests and reads books and newspapers at home. He did not have any illnesses or minor illnesses. He only had two trips to the hospital for cataract surgery and had to remove one kidney. The daughter told me that the only food that can be grown with home vegetables and wine is daily. His vegetarian diet began at a young age. She is a very elegant, kind and humorous person so she is often likened to the famous singer "Marchena". In a 2015 interview with Spain's El Mundo, Francisco said he wanted to live a few more years even though all of his friends died and said: "I know I'm old but I don't feel old. "

City mayor Antonio Carmona added: "He is a living example of the quality of life in urban areas, but also because of the air pollution and the stress-free work of traditional lifestyle."