اتجاهات تويتر/X في Chile - تحليلات فورية والهاشتاقات الرائجة

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Alex Bruesewitz, associated with Trump accounts, deleted a post claiming an Iranian X account was a bot in an influence campaign because it referred to itself as 'wife' in reference to VP J.D. Vance. Users corrected that 'همسر' (hamsar) is a gender-neutral Persian term meaning 'spouse' or 'equal,' attributing the error to an X translation glitch.

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At Monday's WWE Raw, former NXT Champion Oba Femi declared his pursuit of the King of the Ring crown and a potential SummerSlam title shot against Cody Rhodes or Roman Reigns, drawing massive cheers and chants from a full house. Jey Uso interrupted with 'Yeet' energy, sparking a heated exchange where Femi warned, 'When you shoot, don’t miss. Because if you do, I’ll destroy you. And if you don’t, I’ll still destroy you.' Tuesday's SmackDown struggled with under 6,500 fans in the 20,000-capacity venue, empty sections, high ticket prices over £150, a UK heatwave, and competition from an advertised England soccer match screening.

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Oba Femi strode into London's O2 Arena like a king in waiting, owning the mic and sending the packed crowd into a frenzy with his bold King of the Ring vow.

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The 33-year-old pleaded guilty to seven counts of wire fraud after stealing personal info from seven Alaskans, hacking their accounts, and rerouting Permanent Fund Dividend payments to himself in 2022. He got 18 months in federal prison in Anchorage, running alongside a 78-month Colorado sentence for a $5 million COVID relief scam across 30 states. Nigerian social media lit up when users tied his mugshot to a pro-Tinubu group poster, sparking memes and jabs at the president's party as an 'Association of Present Criminals,' though the fraud happened before the 2023 election.

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Adepoju Babatunde Salako thought a VPN could mask his scheme to hijack Alaska residents' oil money payments. Alaska officials caught him before a dime moved.

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The bilingual espionage film 'Impunity' follows a mercenary and a Chilean envoy as their covert missions collide amid global conspiracies tied to Pinochet's detention on human rights charges during his 1973-1990 rule. Sebastian Stan and Ana de Armas lead the cast as stars and executive producers, joined by Chilean talents like Alfredo Castro, under director Felipe Gálvez, whose debut 'The Settlers' won praise at Cannes. Shooting begins soon in Chile, the UK, and Spain, with Pathé handling international sales at the festival, praising the script's gripping historical depth drawn from real events.

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Picture two spies entangled in betrayals around Augusto Pinochet's shocking 1998 London arrest—the real-life clash that put a dictator on trial abroad for the first time.

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The Chicago White Sox rallied for a 4-3 thriller over the Detroit Tigers on Friday night, improving to 30-27 and grabbing second in the AL Central—the earliest they've hit 30 wins since at least 2024. Vargas' clutch blast off reliever Will Vest capped the comeback under manager Will Venable, whose team is playing loose and fun baseball. Star first baseman Munetaka Murakami left early with a hamstring strain, prompting a promotion for hot-hitting infielder Jacob Gonzalez from Triple-A.

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With two outs in the 10th and the White Sox down to their last strike, Miguel Vargas crushed a two-run homer that sent 30,019 fans into a roaring frenzy at Guaranteed Rate Field.

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In a Guardian interview ahead of his new WWII film Moulin's Cannes premiere, Nemes said his breakthrough movie wouldn't even reach the Oscar shortlist today due to cinema's politicization, where Jewish themes are avoided. He links this to a 'puritan, moralising' Hollywood shift casting Jews as the West's 'internal enemy,' noting his 2025 Holocaust film Orphan lacks U.S. distribution. Reactions divide sharply: supporters see proof of Jew hatred, while critics point to The Zone of Interest's 2024 Oscar wins and tie comments to Israel-Gaza debates, highlighting ongoing tensions over Jewish stories in film.

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László Nemes, whose Holocaust film Son of Saul won an Oscar in 2015, now fears such stories face rejection amid rising antisemitism.

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Yeat teamed up with Kylie Jenner on 'Let King Tonka Talk,' released March 20 and produced by Lucid and 100 gecs' Dylan Brady, blending neon synths, heavy bass, and gothic club vibes. Jenner delivers lines like 'Let King Kylie talk... They could NEVER,' marking her boldest music moment yet and nodding to past fan theories about her voice. Fans praised the fresh sound while critics called it a sellout, as it ties into Yeat's upcoming double album rollout.

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Kylie Jenner steps into the booth as 'King Kylie,' grabbing the mic for a confident verse amid Yeat's thumping rage beats and shadowy throne visuals.

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Málaga struck first through Chupe's penalty for his 17th goal, but Castellón equalized via Calatrava before halftime and pulled ahead in the second half with goals from Calatrava and Cala, set up by sub Ronaldo. Chupe headed a late consolation to make it 3-2, but Castellón held on for the vital points. The loss drops Málaga outside the top six to seventh with 60 points, while Castellón jumps to third on 64, level with Almería in the promotion race.

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With 28,601 fans packing Estadio La Rosaleda for the first time this season, Castellón turned the electric atmosphere into heartbreak for Málaga with a gritty 3-2 win.

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Blackpool kicked off their 2026/27 League One preparations by bringing in forward Dion Charles on a season-long loan from rivals Huddersfield Town. Charles, who started at Blackpool's academy before being released young, shone under Evatt at Bolton with 57 goals in 149 games but struggled at Huddersfield with just four goals in 55 appearances. He steps in to replace Ashley Fletcher and joins attackers like Jake Beesley, bringing over 70 League One goals from his career. Fans are excited, with the club teasing the signing as their first summer coup, while Huddersfield sees it as a fresh start for the curly-haired forward entering his contract's final year.

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Dion Charles is heading home to Blackpool, the club where he first kicked a ball as a kid in their academy. Now 30, the Northern Ireland striker reunites with coach Ian Evatt, who knows exactly how to unlock his scoring touch.

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