Title: Maruja Torres
Content:  Maria Dolores Torres Manzanera known as Maruja Torres (Barcelona, 16 March 1943) is a Spanish writer and journalist. She is a recipient of the Premio Planeta de Novela and the Premio Nadal.
Title: La Inmaculada
Content: Fortunio Bonanova as René ; Andrea Palma as Consuelo ; Milissa Sierra as Concha ; Tana as María Luisa ; Luis Díaz Flores as Luis Angel ; Daniel F. Rea as Homobono ; Julia Montoya as Severina ; Felipe Turich as Nacho ; Raquel Turich as Doña Rosa ; Carlos Villarías as Dr. Torres 
Title: Mariana Torres
Content:  Mariana Paulina Torres González (born December 5, 1987, in León, Guanajuato, Mexico) is a Mexican actress, known for telenovelas. She is a daughter of José Torres and she has 4 brothers.
Title: Carmen Marina Torres
Content:  Carmen Marina Torres (8 October 1956 – 6 October 2015) was a Colombian actress from El Charco. She was best known for her participation in various telenovelas such as Zorro, La Espada y la Rosa, La Tormenta and Telemundo's El Clon.
Title: Enrique Torres
Content:  Torres was born in Santa Ana, California and after a long amateur career entered professional wrestling in 1946 debuting at the Olympic Auditorium and was very successful in the nascent and booming televised wrestling market in the California. He had no gimmicks, however his signature move was a deftly executed Flying Scissors. He used no self given stage name but a Mexican-market newspaper billed him as “La Pantera Negro de Sonora”, or "The Black Panther from Sonora, Mexico," due to his "smooth and lightning-fast moves." He was later named "The Mexican Adonis." In his first year, he won the California version of the world heavyweight championship before losing it Gorgeous George, only to win it 
Title: Marcia Torres
Content:  in Antofagasta, Torres left before completing middle school in 1965 as a result of bullying by her classmates. She wanted to study hair styling, but her father pressed to send Torres into military training, to which Torres' mother objected. To continue her education, Torres read magazines and newspapers from her father's extensive library. In 1968, she read an article in Reader's Digest about Christine Jorgensen, an American, who had undergone sex reassignment surgery in Denmark. From the article Torres learned that preoperatively Jorgensen had undergone treatment with estrogen therapy and she began self-administering large doses of contraceptives, obtained with the help of a younger sister. Torres began using the name Marcela, the same name as one of her sisters, whose identification papers she often used.
Title: Torres (surname)
Content: Albert Torres, Puerto Rican American salsa dancer and promoter ; Antonio Torres Jurado, Spanish guitarist and guitar maker ; Bartolomé de Torres Naharro, Spanish dramatist ; Coraima Torres, Venezuelan actress ; Dayanara Torres, Puerto Rican actress ; Diego Torres, Argentinian pop singer ; Eddie Torres, Puerto Rican American salsa dance instructor ; Eugenio Torres Villarreal, Mexican professional wrestler, television host and rapper ; Fernanda Torres, Brazilian actress ; Fernando Torres, Brazilian actor ; Gina Torres, Cuban American actress ; Guillermo José Torres, Puerto Rican American TV reporter ; Joe Torres, American TV actor ; José Torres, Cuban-Polish musician and percussionist ; Judy Torres, Puerto Rican American pop musician and dancer ; Liz Torres, American actress, singer and comedian ; Néstor Torres, Puerto Rican jazz flautist ; Rawy Torres, Puerto Rican musician ; Roberto Torres, Cuban musician ; Samantha Torres, Spanish model ; Tico Torres, Cuban American musician and Bon Jovi drummer ; Tommy Torres, Puerto Rican musician ; Torres, stagename of American musician Mackenzie Scott ; Eduardo Serrano Torres, Venezuelan composer ; Xavier Enrique Torres, Puerto Rican actor 
Title: Norma Torres
Content:  Torres was born Norma Judith Barillas in Guatemala. When she was five, she and her uncle came to the United States; her mother died a year later. She originally arrived on a tourist visa, but became a legal resident in her teens and gained citizenship in 1992. Torres worked as a 9-1-1 dispatcher, and in 1994 led a campaign to require the hiring of bilingual 9-1-1 operators. She was an active member of AFSCME, serving as local 3090's shop steward. She served on the Pomona city council before being elected the city's mayor in 2006. In 2008, Torres endorsed then-presidential candidate Barack Obama before Hillary Clinton withdrew from the race, and was a superdelegate to the Democratic National Convention. She was elected to the State Assembly in November 2008, filling the vacancy left by former legislator Nell Soto, who retired. She earned her bachelor's degree in labor studies from the now defunct National Labor College in Maryland in 2012.
Title: Torres (surname)
Content: Chumel Torres, Mexican comedian ; Fernando Torres de Portugal y Mesía, the 16th-century viceroy ; Jacques Torres, French pastry chef ; Susan Torres, American woman who gave birth while brain dead ; Tomás de Torres, Portuguese astrologer 
Title: María Teresa Torras
Content:  Maria Teresa Torras (née Maria Teresa Recoder; Villacarlos, Menorca, 2 January 1927 – Caracas, 7 March 2009), was Venezuelan-nationalized Spanish artist specializing in sculpture, textiles and metalwork.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": What is the name of Inmaculada Torres's nickname?
Answer: True