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Editor, NBC News-Latino. Love the discussion on news, politics and ideas. E-mail me at sandra.lilley@nbcuni.com.
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California surfing 'king' Kurt Van Dyke found slain in Costa Rica Original

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By Sandra Lilley Verified, Corky Siemaszko Verified
| NBC News Verified
Feb. 17, 2026, 1:21 PM EST California surfing "king" Kurt Van Dyke was found stabbed and strangled to death in his Costa Rica home and police are searching for at least two men in connection to the killing. Van Dyke, 66, was found lifeless and stuffed under a bed on Saturday at his apartment in the city of Limon, the local Judicial Investigation Agency (OIJ) reported.
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Lágrimas, alivio y preguntas sobre lo que vendrá después: venezolanos en EE.UU. celebran la captura de Maduro

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By Sandra Lilley Verified, George Solis Verified, Betsy Badell Verified, Carmen Sesin Verified, F. Brinley Bruton
| Telemundo Verified
En. 3, 2026, 7:22 PM EST Por Sandra Lilley, George Solis, Betsy Badell, Carmen Sesin y F. Brinley Bruton — NBC News Salieron en medio de la noche cuando se enteraron de la noticia, algunos aún en pijama, y se unieron a la multitud que estaba de fiesta y que ondeaban banderas venezolanas y bailaban, cantaban y lloraban. “Gracias, Señor. Gracias, presidente de Estados Unidos. He estado esperando durante años, él [Maduro] ha causado tanto daño.
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Tears, relief and questions about what comes next: Venezuelans in U.S. celebrate Maduro capture

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By Sandra Lilley Verified
| Yahoo Verified
DORAL, Fla. — They came out in the middle of the night when they heard the news, some still in pajamas as they joined the crowd of revelers waving Venezuelan flags and dancing, singing and crying. “Thank you, Lord, thank you president of the United States. I’ve been waiting for years — he’s done so much damage. This has been horrible,” said Yajaira, a Venezuelan American from the city of Maracaibo.
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