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13 De Julio.Qxd 07/15/2008 10:01 P.M 13 de julio.qxd 07/15/2008 10:01 p.m. Page 6 EL SIGLO DE DURANGO MARTES 15 6 E MÉXICO DE JULIO 2008 FINAL Las representantes aztecas han pasado a la semifinal o incluso se han colocado en cuarto sitio, pero siguen sin llegar al lugar que sólo Lupita Jones ha alcanzado. México se quedó en el camino Las concursantes de este año vinieron con todo un rango de experiencias y aspiraciones: Miss Albania fue jugadora profesional DATOS de baloncesto. Miss Argentina dice que ha tenido vivencias paranormales. A Miss Antigua & Barbuda le fascinan las culebras. Miss Venezuela ha sido secuestrada y Miss Angola estuvo en un CURIOSIDADES accidente aéreo mientras trataba de escapar de un conflicto durante la Guerra Civil de su país. México, DF El Universal. Cada La año las re- nuestras bellezas alcanzó nueva- estadounidense presentantes de México en Miss Univer- mente un cuarto lugar con Crystle Stewart so llegan con buenas referencias, inclu- Amada Olivares, actuación repitió la suerte so a veces se perfilan como favoritas que repitió Adriana Abascal de su antecesora para llevarse el certamen, pero cada al año siguiente. En la dé- Rachel Smith y año la historia se repite... semifinales o cada de los noventa Silvia resbaló durante cuarto lugar es el máximo puesto que Salgado se colocó entre el desfile en nuestras bellezas alcanzan, pues tam- las semifinalistas traje de noche, bién en ese concurso seguimos siendo (1998), mientras que lo que pudo ya merito, a excepción de Lupita Jones, Vanessa Guzmán sa- haberle costado quien en 1991 se alzó como ganadora. có la cara por el país el pase al La reciente edición de Miss Universo no al alcanzar la cuarta cuadro final. contradice la historia. posición en 1996, que en toda la his- Entre las mejores cinco. Aunque Elisa toria del concurso Nájera era una de las favoritas para lle- es el lugar más alto varse el título de Miss Universo, luego alcanzado por re- de ganar la prueba de trajes de baño, la presentantes nacio- representante mexicana se quedó nue- nales, pues también vamente en la orilla, al alcanzar el Laura Elizondo llegó a quinto lugar. La originaria de Guanajua- ese lugar, pero ya en to no pudo emular el éxito obtenido por 2004 Rosa María Ojeda, Lupita Jones en 1991, al ganar el certa- en la edición del año pa- men. Y es que en los últimos diez años, sado, también se colocó México sólo ha tenido un cuarto lugar y entre las semifinalistas del La representante dos semifinalistas. concurso, pero finalmente y de Puerto Rico, contra todos los pronósticos, Ingrid Rivera, no Algo de historia. Ana Bertha Lepe fue la la japonesa Riyo Mori se llevó llegó siquiera a primera mexicana en colarse a los luga- el premio. Aunque surgen inte- estar entre las 15 res principales del concurso, en su edi- rrogantes de por qué las mexica- pese a que ción de 1952, pues se quedó con el nas no logran la corona, lo cierto es antecesoras cuarto puesto. Pero a ese éxito siguie- que tendremos que esperar un año suyas alcanzaron ron decenas de ediciones en las que re- más para ver si la nueva reina de belle- el cetro en cinco presentantes mexicanas no figuraban, za de nuestro país consigue figurar en ocasiones. ya que fue hasta 1988 cuando otra de el panorama internacional. 170 7 CIFRAS Países. A los que el certamen se Ocasiones. En las trasmitió en vivo bajo la animación que Estados Unidos ha del presentador de televisión sostenido el cetro, estadounidense Jerry Springer siendo el máximo y la Spice Girl Melanie ganador en este Brown. certamen. Se corona Venezuela en Miss Universo 2008 Nha Trang, Vietnam El Universal. Miss Venezuela, Dayana Mendoza, se coro- nó Miss Universo 2008 y le dio a su país la quinta corona del máximo certamen internacional de la belleza. La beldad suramericana se impu- so en un cuatro final de cinco candidatas, cuatro de las cuales fueron la- tinas. Le siguieron Miss Colombia como primera finalista, República Do- minicana como segunda, Rusia tercera y México cuarta. Todo hacía pensar que México se coronaría por segunda vez en su historia en el certamen Miss Universo. Nájera no pudo repetir la hazaña de Lupita Jones. .
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