I am having problems accessing the element name of the trend. I don't know how to do it I tried


for my $search ( @{$result->{trends}} ) but I get the error "Not a HASH reference" 


$VAR1 = [
          {
            'locations' => [
                             {
                               'woeid' => 1,
                               'name' => 'Globales'
                             }
                           ],
            'created_at' => '2012-04-26T13:42:24Z',
            'trends' => [
                          {
                            'events' => undef,
                            'query' => '%22A%20Picture%20Of%20Me%20Whe
+n%20I%20Was%22',
                            'promoted_content' => undef,
                            'name' => 'A Picture Of Me When I Was',
                            'url' => 'http://twitter.com/search/%s%22'
                          },                         
                        ],
            'as_of' => '2012-04-26T13:46:47Z'
          }
        ];

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