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Minute-by-minute live coverage of the match

Jane Austen by Jane Austen
November 19, 2023
Minute-by-minute live coverage of the match
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It’s time to enjoy the competition Miss Universe 2023. In the 72nd edition of the pageant, 85 candidates are vying for the crown, which is currently held by an American R’Bonnie Gabriel.

This time there is headquarters San Salvador, El Salvador And there are important changes that break the old design like competitors Disabled, married with children, as well as plus size candidate.

Names like Jane Deepika Garrett, Miss NepalCamila Avella, Miss Colombia; Michelle Cohn, Miss Guatemala; Portugal’s Marina Machet and Netherlands’ Ricky Valerie Colle will give plenty to talk about.

What stages does the competition consist of?

In the first event, candidates participate in preliminary events and are interviewed to select 20 semi-finalists, who parade in swimsuits and sportswear.

The next stage requires a night parade, where judges evaluate aspects such as safety and personality. From there emerge the top three, who move on to the final round of questions.

In that decisive event, participants answer questions about society, culture or politics, and then, judges and the public choose the new queen.




  • Andi Temneri (Albania)
  • Ana Barbara de Silva Coimbra (Angola)
  • Jamile Luján Dajud (Argentina)
  • Carol Croce (Aruba)
  • Moray Wilson (Australia)
  • Lujan Yacoub (Bahrain)
  • Cheyenne Van Arle (Belgium)
  • Maria Estefany Rivero (Bolivia)
  • Maria Brechan (Brazil)
  • Ashelica Fahy (British Virgin Islands)
  • Sothima John (Cambodia)
  • Issy Marie Princess (Cameroon)
  • Madison Qualdin (Canada)
  • Ilian Power (Cayman Islands)
  • Celeste Viel (Chile)
  • Camila Avella (Colombia)
  • Lisbeth Valverde (Costa Rica)
  • Andrea Erjavec (Croatia)
  • Kim Rosen (Curaçao)
  • Vanessa Svetova (Czech Republic)
  • Mariana Downing (Dominican Republic)
  • Delaris Stobers (Ecuador)
  • Isabella Garcia-Manzo (El Salvador)
  • Diana-Lita Hinestrosa Eral (Equatorial Guinea)
  • Paula Susanna Jokanen (Finland)
  • Diane Layer (France)
  • Helena Marlon Bleicher (Germany)
  • Jessica Page Lennon (UK)
  • Marialia Salumi (Greece)
  • Melanie Michelle Kohn Bech (Guatemala)
  • Zuheilyn Clemente (Honduras)
  • Lilja Síf Pétursdóttir (Iceland)
  • Shweta Sharda (India)
  • Fabiënne Nicole Groeneveld (Indonesia)
  • Carmen Panepinto Saati (Italy)
  • Lauren Levy (Jamaica)
  • Miyazaki River (Japan)
  • Arbeza Rahmani (Kosovo)
  • Akhilai Kalberteva (Kyrgyzstan)
  • Baimani Latsabundau (Laos)
  • Maya Abul (Lebanon)
  • Cassandra Yap (Malaysia)
  • Ella Portelli (Malta)
  • Aurora Tatiana Beauharnais (Mauritius)
  • Melissa Flores (Mexico)
  • Jameela Uiras (Namibia)
  • Jane Deepika Garrett (Nepal)
  • Ricky Valerie Colle (Netherlands)
  • Shanice Cornejo Palacios (Nicaragua)
  • Ugochi Mitchell Ihezue (Nigeria)
  • Julie Marie Tollefsen (Norway)
  • Natasha Vargas (Panama)
  • Elisena andrada Orrego (Paraguay)
  • Camila Escribense (Peru)
  • Michelle Daniela Marquez Dee (Philippines)
  • Angelica Jurkovianik (Poland)
  • Marina Machete (Portugal)
  • Carla Guilfu Acevedo (Puerto Rico)
  • Margarita Golubeva (Russia)
  • Erlica Frederick (St. Lucia)
  • Priyanka Annunzia (Singapore)
  • Kinga Buhova (Slovakia)
  • Bryony Natalie Govender (South Africa)
  • Soeun Kim (South Korea)
  • Athena Perez Nasue (Spain)
  • Lorena Santen (Switzerland)
  • Antonia Porchild (Thailand)
  • Melissa Ingraham (Bahamas)
  • Faith Gillesio (Trinidad and Tobago)
  • Angelina Usanova (Ukraine)
  • Nolia Voigt (USA)
  • Bi Khun Hoa (Vietnam)
  • Lisa Andrea Narine (Guyana)
  • Jia Qi (China)
  • Mohra Amin Dandawi (Egypt)
  • Brooke Brooke-Jackson (Zimbabwe)
  • Diana Carolina Silva (Venezuela)
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Jane Austen writes for The Cleveland American, covering news, politics, business, technology, sport, entertainment, and lifestyle. She focuses on clear, reliable reporting and useful information, helping readers stay informed about current events, important developments, and stories that matter.

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