Tendances Twitter/X à Santo Domingo - Analyse en temps réel et hashtags de tendances

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Bukele declared in a speech that force, not just education or jobs, is needed to stop hardened criminals, pointing to El Salvador's dramatic drop in homicides from 53 per 100,000 in 2018 to 1.3 in 2025 through mass gang arrests and a mega-prison. His words gained traction online following Mexican troops' killing of Jalisco New Generation Cartel boss Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes on February 22, which sparked roadblocks, arson, and at least a dozen deaths across 20 states. While supporters push Mexico to copy his model, critics highlight human rights concerns like arbitrary detentions amid his ongoing state of emergency.

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As Mexico grapples with cartel violence after leader El Mencho's death, El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele reminded security forces that no government is powerless against criminals.

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February 24 marks the Grito de Baire, when José Martí and leaders like Máximo Gómez launched Cuba's war for independence from Spain, a struggle that ended colonial rule in 1898. Today, officials draw parallels to President Trump's January 2026 Executive Order 14380, which imposes tariffs on oil suppliers to Cuba, worsening power failures, rationed gas, and hospital strains as noted by Health Minister José Ángel Portal. Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla called it 'collective punishment' at the UN, while Canada and Mexico offer aid; critics like economist Daniel Lacalle blame internal issues like corruption for longstanding woes.

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On the 131st anniversary of its 1895 call to arms, Cuba rallies with images of 19th-century fighters, vowing to stand firm against blackouts and fuel shortages blamed on recent U.S. policy.

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Norwegian economic crimes unit Økokrim charged 75-year-old Jagland on February 12, 2026, after raiding his homes in Oslo, Risør, and Rauland. Emails from U.S. Epstein files reveal Jagland arranged stays at Epstein's properties in Paris, New York, and Palm Beach from 2011 to 2018, with Epstein covering costs for him and family; a 2016 email even joked about fleeing to Epstein's island if Trump won. Jagland denies wrongdoing and cooperated with police, while reports of his mid-February hospitalization for 'suicide risk' amid probe stress were confirmed by his lawyer but downplayed as not an attempt. The case fuels online links to Obama's Nobel and Epstein theories, amid broader European fallout from the files.

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Thorbjørn Jagland, who led the Nobel Committee for Obama's 2009 Peace Prize, now faces serious charges tied to Jeffrey Epstein's gifts and travel perks.

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A hoops poll asked fans to rank four stars: Boston's Jaylen Brown averaging 29.3 points, OKC's Paul George with his MVP-level peaks, Miami's Jimmy Butler for playoff heroics, and Toronto's DeMar DeRozan for scoring consistency. Heat supporters crown Butler for turning regular seasons into superstar moments in 2020, 2022, and 2023 ECFs, Celtics fans highlight Brown's ring and two-way play, Thunder backers note George's elite defense and top MVP voting, but DeRozan often lands last for lacking playoff punch. Rankings shift by context—playoffs favor Jimmy, regular season leans JB or PG—with all four vets eyeing big runs ahead of All-Star weekend.

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Playoff Jimmy Butler's epic Eastern Conference runs have Heat fans shouting his name loudest, while Celtics backers point to Jaylen Brown's Finals MVP shine.

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Bad Bunny's Spanish-heavy Super Bowl halftime show drew 128.2 million viewers and sharp criticism from conservatives like President Trump, who called it terrible, plus FCC scrutiny and calls for investigation over lyrics. A hoax meme falsely quoted him vowing never to attend another game, while reports claim Puerto Rico's pro-statehood government denied tax incentives for his upcoming film 'Porto Rico,' a historical drama about a revolutionary, potentially shifting production and jobs elsewhere. The island's economic department says credits are still under review, spotlighting divides between statehood supporters and independence advocates like Bad Bunny.

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A fake meme claiming Bad Bunny swore off football games after Super Bowl backlash spread quickly, but it's just unsubstantiated noise amid real tensions over his performance and a local film snub.

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