Celsa landaeta y lilibeth morillo no Continue ❗ OF EXTENSIONS AND PASSPORTS RECEIVED IN FEBRUARY, JANUARY 2020 AND DECEMBER, AUGUST 2019❗ The Consular Section of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in Peru repeats the lists of passports and extensions published above (February, January 2020 and December and August 2019) and makes available to our conferences that have advanced in Peru, following telephone numbers to agree the revocation of their documents as planned. Call hours From Monday to Saturday from 9:00 to 18:00. 980 622 779 999 645 327 912 669 626 923 185 964 924 12 5 733 922 297 825 To reconcile your appointment they should appear in published lists and find the list number and order, in which they appear (Example: in case of extension, B1, No. 54; in case of obtaining a passport No. 178). The call will explain the requirements to be made. List of extensions received in February 2020: List of passports that arrived in January 2020: The list of extensions received in December 2019: The list of extensions that arrived in August 2019: Reportedly, the withdrawal of the document is strictly personal. For children and adolescents, retirement can be made by a parent. It is emphasized that no managers or processing is allowed. confirmed that in order to protect healthcare and ensure risky situations against COVID-19, the withdrawal of the document is due to the planned appointment in coordination with our consular officials. In this sense, the use of a mask is mandatory for the implementation of security measures, the arrival is strictly punctual at the time of your appointment and the visit of only the user who withdraws the document. Miss VenezuelaTyp Beauty ContestFundation 1952Syuzhet Caracas, VenezuelaHerente General Nina SicilyDirector of training Gabriela IslerDirector of the image of Jacqueline AguileraPropietario VenevisionMimbros Miss Universe (1952-present) Miss World (1 Miss World 1955-present) Miss International (1960-present)Restructuring 2018Site Miss Venezuela Official website[ed.). Code] Miss Venezuela is Venezuela's leading national women's beauty contest held annually since 1952. The winner is said to be Venezuela's most beautiful woman. Each participant represents the state and/or region of the country, the title holder takes his term of about one year. Miss Venezuela 2020, is Mariangel Willsmill, Ulia's representative. Miss Venezuela Contest and with massive footprints throughout Venezuela, and even internationally, especially in the Americas and Asia. The official sponsor of the competition is the Cisneros Organization. Together they make up the Miss Venezuela Organization. He currently chairs the executive committee, former members: Nina Sicily, Miss International 1985, Jacqueline Aguilera, Miss World 1995 and Gabriela Isler, Miss Universe 2013; this company organizes this competition and its two sister competitions, Miss Venezuela Mundo and Mr. Venezuela. The same organization supports, trades and plans the activities and needs of three bearers of titles, while its main image is the under-staff of Miss Venezuela. The competition is broadcast, and produced live and live by Venezuelan TV network Venevisión, with versions corrected in the United States and Mexico by Univision and Telemundo. It is also broadcast to Spanish-speaking countries via DirecTV and Ve Plus, as well as in the U.S. Venavision USA, as well as through streaming and online platforms. The story of Dianne Mendoza. Miss Venezuela 2007 and Miss Universe 2008. Gabriela Isler. Miss Venezuela 2012 and Miss Universe 2013. In the application:Venezuela in beauty contests Background May 7, 1905 was elected Manuela Victoria Mujica Antih, representative of the state of Lara, popular vote as Miss Venezuela. Many authors and scholars of Miss Venezuela's history pageant see her as the first Miss Venezuela to exist and before that vote as a precursor to the contest as she is currently known. The Independent (1952-1981) Miss Venezuela contest was officially founded in 1952 by Panamerican Airways (Pan Am), along with business company Gloria Sánchez, with the aim of advertising and tourism to send a Venezuelan representative to the Miss Universe pageant in California, USA, which was created the same year by Pacific Mills to promote its new bikini brand Catalina. The speed at which contestants were selected for this first competition characterizes their first editions, in which parades with different clothes took place during the week or more in different places in the country. Because of the protests of religious organizations of the time, swimsuit parades were held privately, only for the jury. Unlike the current competition, no preliminary preparation was conducted and both makeup and costumes were the responsibility of the contestants. No awards were presented, too, as the sole purpose of the contest was to elect a local representative for Miss Universe in Long Beach, California, as well as attract tourism to the country. During these years, representatives will also begin to be elected Miss World and Miss International Pageants. After the first interruption in 1954 during the dictatorship of Marcos Perez Jimenez, Panamerican Airways gave the rights to the competition in 1955 to journalist and music critic Reynaldo Espinosa Hernandez, who, despite Susana Duim's triumph in Miss World that same year (the first Hispanic American to take the grand international crown), faced protests from the Catholic Church and feminist movements. , combined with a lack of interest from the press, and a second interruption in 1959, sold the rights to Miss Venezuela to Zulian businessman Edwin E. Acosta-Rubio in 1962. [4] With a greater vision of business, Acosta-Rubio immediately changed the Miss Venezuela format, turning the semi-improvised tourism competition into an organized annual institution that exists today. To select contestants with professional and responsible criteria, the so-called Venezuelan Beauty Committee was created, developed an advertising projection of the event and broadcast it for the first time on television in 1962, through the deceased radio network Caracas Television. In addition, at a 1962 event, he charged a ticket of 5 bolivars (about $2.35 at the time). With all these changes in the late 1960s, the Miss Venezuela contest was the favorite among Venezuelans and, more importantly for Acosta-Rubio, a lucrative and rated business. In 1968, the show first aired in a swimsuit and gala on television and although it didn't matter much at the time, the same year Osmel Souza began working as the competition's graphic and fashion designer. In 1969, Ignacio Font Call created OPPA Advertising, which was a precept of the current Miss Venezuela Organization. [4] Alexandra Brown. Miss Earth 2005. Back in the 1960s and 1960s x 19th acosta- Rubio organization began to achieve excellent results with Mercedes Revenga as the first runner in Beauty Form Miss 1964, and later semifinalist in Miss Universe 1964, the election of Marily Perez Brander and Peggy Kopp as the first and third finalists in Miss Universe 1967 and 1968, respectively, Adriana Lopez won the Miss Planet Resort 1967 and 1968 , respectively, Adriana Lopez won the Miss Planet Resort 1967 and 1968, respectively, Adriana Lopez won the Miss Planet Resort 1967 and 1968, respectively, adriana Lopez won the Miss Planet Resort 1967 and 1968, Respectively, Adriana Lopez won the Miss Planet Resort 1967 and 1968, respectively, Adriana Lopez won the Miss Planet Resort 1967 and 1968, respectively, Adriana Lopez won the Miss Planet Resort 1967 and 1968, respectively Adriana Lopez won The Miss Planet Resort 1967 and 1968, respectively, Adriana Lopez won the Miss Planet Resort 1967 and 1968, respectively , Adriana Lopez won the Miss Planet Resort 1967 and 1968, respectively, Adriana Lopez won the Miss Planet Resort 1967 and 1968, respectively, Adriana Lopez won the Miss Planet Resort 1967 and 1968, Respectively, Adriana Lopez won the Miss Planet Resort 1967 and 1968, respectively, Adriana Judith Castillo's first Miss Universe 1976 finalist, and Zouli Gilarte winning Miss Tourism Central America and the Caribbean of 1968, as well as numerous other classifiers around the world, served as a water opener for triumph Sayallero in Miss Universe 1979, the first to be televised in color in the country. With Sayallero began what is considered the golden age of Miss Venezuela. In 1972, cisneros acquired the rights to start producing and transferring beauty pageant through its channel, Venevisión, miss's outstanding involvement 1972, Maria Antonieta Campoli, in Miss Universe 1972 as runner-up, was a great triumph for the born project. She subsequently also won the first miss Intercontinental competition crown in 1974 by bolivarian Maria Emilia de los Rios, which marks the moment when the maturity of the competition begins to bear fruit. [5] A solid organization created by Acosta-Rubio was important for continuing the contest, which after being sold in full ownership of the Cisneros Organization, Venevisión in 1981, turned it into the big contest it is today. The Miss Venezuela Organization (1981-present) In 1981 with the triumph of Irene Saez in Miss Universe and Pilin Leon in Miss World, in addition to the death of Ignacio Font Call in the same year; The Cisneros organization was put in charge of Miss Venezuela in 1982, and the Miss Venezuela Organization was officially structured,[6] After that Osmel Souza, a loyal employee of the organization for many years, was officially structured as the successor to Ignacio Font Coll, who chaired the competition, and appointed Joaquin Riviera and Maria Callai as producers and general coordinators of the event. Crystal Montañez, Miss Venezuela's 1977 one of Venezuela's most beloved Miss, would have been the general manager of candidates for years. From that point on, Ms. Venezuela reached a high level and international prestige when Venezuelans brought international crowns of any contest that existed anywhere in the world, or at least were among the first finalists.