Twitter/X Trends in Ecuador - Real-Time Analytics & Trending Hashtags

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The map, shared by @basqueinamerica and credited to GeoData & Rankings, correctly highlights the Amazon basin across Brazil, Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Bolivia, and Paraguay, plus India, Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea. It wrongly adds Hungary and Uruguay, sparking jokes about Budapest's politics and Uruguay's flat pampas with no jungle hideouts. Survival International's 2025 report counts at least 196 such vulnerable groups worldwide, mostly in the Amazon, where they face diseases, loggers, and miners—half could disappear in a decade without protection.

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A map marking uncontacted tribes in places like landlocked Hungary grabbed laughs online, with users joking 'It’s true they are called Hungarians.' But behind the memes lies the real peril facing isolated Amazon groups.

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Ancelotti, who took Brazil's national team job in May 2025 after Real Madrid, joined Carnival crowds in Rio, cheering with fans and toasting locals amid samba beats. Ronaldo Nazário spotted him and later said he's loving this Brazil chapter, while former teammate Denilson shared the vibe. With a contract through the 2030 World Cup and Brazil unbeaten in recent qualifiers, fans love seeing their coach all in—Vinícius Júnior even calls him the best thing in his football life.

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Beer in hand, Carlo Ancelotti waved big from a Carnival float as Ronaldo Nazário grinned back from the crowd. The Brazil coach is fully embracing the festivities.

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Chelsea dominated Hull City 4-0 in the FA Cup fourth round, with Pedro Neto claiming a clinical hat-trick on his return to his old club. Garnacho's breathtaking run deep in Hull territory—completing six of nine dribbles over 241 meters—set up Neto, prompting fans to call him 'Eden Garnacho.' The moment fueled online banter roasting Arsenal's Gabriel Martinelli for recent misses in their 1-1 draw at Brentford, contrasting his work rate with finishing woes amid title pressure.

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Alejandro Garnacho slalomed past five Hull defenders with electric pace, drawing instant comparisons to Eden Hazard's prime and lighting up fan chatter.

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Reports claim Cristiano Ronaldo is linked with a move from Al-Nassr to Sporting Lisbon, his former club where his career began.

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The image from CECOT, El Salvador's Terrorism Confinement Center opened in 2023, shows inmates with tattoos like clocks and stars that critics say mark innocents, not Tren de Aragua gang members. In 2025, the U.S. sent 238 Venezuelans there after Venezuela refused them; many had no criminal records, faced harsh conditions, and were later released in a swap. While Bukele's crackdown slashed homicides to 1.3 per 100,000 in 2025 with 90% approval, human rights groups estimate 15-30% of detainees lack gang links, fueling divides over safety versus due process.

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A stark photo of tattooed men packed behind bars in El Salvador's mega-prison has people questioning U.S. deportations of Venezuelans accused of gang ties.

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Endrick, loaned from Real Madrid to Olympique Lyonnais on December 23, 2025, earned the UNFP Player of the Month award for December 25 to January 26, winning 52% of votes from players and fans. In four Ligue 1 games, he scored three goals—including a hat-trick in a 5-2 win over Metz—and added one assist, helping Lyon climb to third place. Across all competitions, he has five goals and two assists in six appearances, validating Madrid's €60 million investment as his agent confirms a return in June.

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In his first month with Lyon, 19-year-old Endrick delivered a hat-trick that stunned Metz and lit up fans everywhere. The Brazilian on loan from Real Madrid just claimed Ligue 1's top honor.

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Supporters of Ecuador's Revolución Ciudadana movement have launched a viral X campaign with #SeBuscaABallesteros to demand the recapture of Iván Ballesteros Chica, the main suspect in a July 2025 car bomb attack at La Bahía mall in Guayaquil that injured two guards. Authorities arrested Ballesteros shortly after the explosion but released him days later due to insufficient evidence, without examining his cellphone. A Porsche from President Daniel Noboa's family business arrived at his home post-arrest, sparking accusations of interference, which the company denies as coincidental. The case underscores Ecuador's ongoing security crisis amid gang violence and institutional distrust.

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In the shadow of a luxury Porsche tied to Ecuador's first family, a car bomb suspect slips free, igniting a nationwide online manhunt for justice amid surging gang terror.

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The image, claiming Hollywood stars flew in to watch 41-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo score on his return for Al-Nassr's 2-0 win over Al-Fateh on February 14, 2026, was pure AI-generated fakery. Fans hailed it as proof of Ronaldo's massive pull, with captions like 'They all flew for hours just to watch Ronaldo’s return,' while skeptics quickly called it out and demanded community notes. No match reports from ESPN or BBC mentioned any celebrities, and the stadium details didn't match Al-Nassr's home ground. Ronaldo's real goal kept his streak alive and Al-Nassr one point behind league leaders Al-Hilal, proving his draw needs no edits.

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A photo showed Dwayne Johnson, John Cena, Vin Diesel, Jason Statham, and Jason Momoa hyped in the stands for Ronaldo's comeback. It racked up thousands of likes—until the truth came out.

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The photo, shared by Football Away Days on February 6, shows the groom-to-be in the white Leeds home strip, sparking over 650,000 views and heated replies. Some fans hailed it as brilliant banter, with one dubbing the mates the 'archbishop of banterbury,' while others like Spurs supporter Ollie Davis called wearing a rival kit on a stag do 'never funny.' Leeds fans shrugged it off, noting they barely think about Hull, highlighting the deep loyalties in UK football stag traditions amid the prickly Hull-Leeds rivalry.

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Picture a Hull City supporter at Manchester Airport, dressed head-to-toe in a rival Leeds United kit marked 'Stag 69'—his mates' ultimate prank before Prague.

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