Mexican Debora Hallal is out of Miss universe
Mexican Debora Hallal, originally from Los Mochis, Sinaloa, failed to sneak into the 16 semi-finalists who aspire to the crown of Miss universe tonight.
The 70th edition of the beauty contest is held for the first time in Israel, at the universe arena in Eilat and has Steve Harvey as the driver. In the first round of the show it was announced who of the 80 candidates had gone into the semi-finals round thanks to the verdict of a jury including television host Adamari Lopez.
The first group was composed of Clémence Botino of France; Valeria María Ayos of Colombia; Nandita Banna of Singapore; Brenda Andrea Smith Lezama of Panama; and Michelle Marie Colón Ramírez of Puerto Rico.
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They were later Chantel O'Brian of the Bahamas; Juri Watanabe of Japan; Emma rose Collingridge of Great Britain; Ellen Elizabeth Smith of the United States; and Harnaaz Kaur Sandhu of India.
In conclusion, the following names heard in the auditorium were those of Nguyğn Huğnh Kim Duyên of Vietnam; Thessaloniki Zimmerman of Aruba; Nadia Tamara Ferreira of Paraguay; Beatrice Luigi Gallarde Gomez of the Philippines; Luiseth Emiliana Materán Bolaño of Venezuela; and Lalela Mswane of South Africa.
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This means that Miss Mexico will not be able to bring back the crown for Mexico since just about seven months ago model and activist Andrea Meza was the winner of the contest.
Meza is present at the award, for she must pass her crown to the new queen at the end of the night.
The third Miss universe of Mexico appeared wearing a red dress to share a few words with the public at the end of her reign.
Harvey asked him what had happened in this period of reign:
"it's hard to say one thing, it was just seven months but a very intense period in my life that completely changed me, I'D say it would be working with vulnerable groups of women and empowering other women. When you're there you realize that you have the power to inspire. "
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