VLADIMIR_CERRON - Tweet Data Analysis

Summarization

Various tweets criticize politician @VLADIMIR_CERRON and members of his organization: Peru Libre Bancad, Movement for Amnesty and Fundamental Rights (MOVADEF) and the Constituent Assembly. He has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for blocking roads and has been accused of being part of an "organization criminal" and a "terrorist." Other tweets blast communists like @VLADIMIR_CERRON for not supporting Cuban people in need and criticize the proposed Constituent Assembly. They argue to throw it "into the trash."

Topic Modeling

1. Gustavo Bueno and Legal Consequences
2. Governmental Issues
3. Current Political Topics
4. Cuba and Socialist Misery
5. Political and Personal Insults

Emotional Analysis

The emotions expressed in these tweets range from anger and frustration to joy and amusement. Many of the tweets are directed towards a person named Vladimir Cerron and accuse him of being a criminal and a terrorist. There is also a sense of disbelief that Cerron would make a video about someone named Gustavo Bueno. Additionally, many of the tweets express outrage at Cuba's socialist government and the lack of resources and freedoms available to its citizens. The tweets also express joy and satisfaction at the sentencing of terrorists and the potential for change in Peru. Finally, there is a sense of humor and sarcasm in some of the tweets, as people joke about Cerron and other politicians.

Trend Analysis

1. Peru's justice system sentences terrorists to time in prison
2. Social and economic issues in Cuba
3. Criticisms against Communism and its leaders
4. Peru's need for intervention to protect its citizens
5. Outdated careers & people pretending to have gone to college