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

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Ahead of the February 19 expulsion vote pitting Anita Williams against Carlos Lozano, Cristina Piaget, Gloria González, and Sandra Barrios, anti-Anita fans launched #TormentaAnitaFuera on X. They screenshot grids of 20 to 400-plus 'voto recibido' images from their galleries before deleting them, symbolizing a purge to rally votes for her exit after weeks of clashes like her dust-up with Cristina. Pro-Anita supporters counter with maxed-out votes and tags like #GHDúoGala7, while others call for a fair final amid real-time percentage updates and alleged resets.

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Tonight's Gala 7 on Telecinco turned into a fan frenzy as opponents of Anita Williams mass-delete hundreds of her past vote confirmation screenshots from their phones.

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The official Bridgerton account shared the heartwarming clip on February 21 from Featherington family scenes in Season 4 Part 1, now streaming on Netflix. Coughlan, as Penelope, soothes baby Elliott—nicknamed 'Baby Whistledown'—while Luke Newton also cradles him in set photos, delighting Polin fans. Amid Benedict's romance in the season that dropped Part 1 on January 29, these tender family moments stand out, with Part 2 arriving February 26.

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A fussy redheaded baby reaches out on the Bridgerton set, crying until Nicola Coughlan scoops him up with a gentle 'Come to your mother.' The tiny actor playing Penelope and Colin's son melts everyone watching.

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The Supreme Court annulled the 25-year contracts of Panama Ports Company in January 2026, ruling they violated the constitution and public interest. President José Raúl Mulino directed the takeover on February 23, with new temporary operators APM Terminals (Maersk) for the Pacific-side Balboa port and TIL Panama (MSC) for the Atlantic-side Cristóbal port to keep operations running smoothly. CK Hutchison called the action unlawful and launched arbitration, while the U.S. praised it amid concerns over Chinese influence near the canal, which handles 5% of global trade. Panama promises compensation and insists the decision stems from legal grounds alone.

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Panama's officials walked into two crucial ports at the Panama Canal's entrances, taking control from a Hong Kong company's subsidiary in a swift move ordered by the president.

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Mario Nawfal shared images showing extensive devastation in Gaza, where 2 million people previously lived. The posts prompted polarized online reactions, with some accusing Israel of genocide and crimes against humanity funded by American tax dollars, while others blamed Hamas for initiating the war on October 7 and argued the destruction resulted from their actions. The debate contrasted pre-war descriptions of Gaza as an open-air prison with current calls to rebuild.

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The 36th Reina Hispanoamericana pageant concluded late Saturday in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, where outgoing Philippine queen Dia Mate crowned Kimberly de Boer of Curacao. Beatriz McLelland, representing the Philippines after her Miss Eco Teen title, shone in cultural presentations, a bold red swimsuit, and a shimmering orange gown by Rian Fernandez, earning a Top 13 spot that sparked national joy. She missed the Top 8 but exited gracefully, emotional backstage with her mother and the Philippine flag, as media praised her poise and rising star potential.

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Beatriz McLelland lit up the stage with Philippine pride, her dramatic gown reveal drawing cheers from fans back home. Though she reached the Top 13, Curacao's Kimberly de Boer claimed the crown.

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In Markus Schleinzer's black-and-white drama 'Rose,' which premiered in the Berlinale's main Competition, Hüller plays a scarred stranger who deceives a Protestant village into believing she's the heir to an abandoned farm. Drawing from real historical accounts, the story unfolds through her hard work, churchgoing, and marriage, all while concealing her gender for safety. Critics from Variety and Screen International praise her as 'extraordinary' and 'phenomenal,' highlighting the film's elegant visuals and blend of humor and tragedy. Following her Oscar nod for 'Anatomy of a Fall,' Hüller's performance positions 'Rose' as an early standout among 21 films vying for the Golden Bear on February 21.

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Sandra Hüller steps into 17th-century Germany as Rose, a woman hiding her identity as a male soldier to claim a new life. Her subtle intensity has critics and fans alike captivated at the film's world premiere.

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In a Tennis TV interview before defending his Acapulco title, Alexander Zverev said he lost the Australian Open semifinal to Carlos Alcaraz because he ran out of gas in the fifth set, while noting Alcaraz got 'physical breaks' from cramping issues in earlier sets. The January 30 match lasted five hours and 27 minutes—the longest AO semifinal ever—with Alcaraz winning 6-4, 7-6(5), 6-7(3), 6-7(4), 7-5 after treatments for cramps and a leg problem. Zverev brushed off the loss as a strong run overall, shared plans to play more aggressively this offseason, and kicked off Acapulco with a sharp 6-2, 6-4 win over Corentin Moutet, daughter Mayla cheering from the stands.

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Zverev had match point in hand during that epic five-set semifinal, but exhaustion hit hard as Alcaraz battled through cramps.

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