Talk:Acosta
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Alda Ribiero Acosta
[edit]This entry is super confusing. There is no article about this person on Wikipedia. Instaed the link links to an article about her boyfriend, which does mention this person but states her surname as Costa, not Acosta and that she is an Uruguayan rather than American. Judging by all of this, I don't think she is notable. This entry should be deleted. BorisG (talk) 08:06, 4 March 2026 (UTC)
Merging Acosta (surname) and Acosta
[edit]At present, these two articles have practically the same content. The only rationale I can see for keeping them separate is if Acosta (surname) were to introduce historical information on the surname, which just isn't there at the moment; thus, I propose merging both under Acosta now, without prejudice against recreating Acosta (surname) if someone has suitable content for it later. -- Perey (talk) 10:13, 9 April 2015 (UTC)
Julian Acosta
[edit]Julian Acosta is also the name of a television actor on episode 39 (18Oct2015) of CBS' Madam Secretary. I'll look for more info as I have time. ragity (talk) 02:14, 22 October 2019 (UTC)