Venezuelans across the globe celebrated Saturday after the US captured their homeland's longtime dictator and alleged drug titan — whose repressive regime triggered one of the largest migration crises in recent history. Jubilant celebrants took to the streets in the US, South America and Europe in the hours after captured strongman Nicolás Maduro and his wife were flown to the states and indicted on a litany of federal charges. In the South Florida city of Doral — home to the largest Venezuelan community in the US – hundreds have been celebrating in the street since 4 a.m...

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