Sheynnis Palacios, Miss Universe 2023, was received with applause by a group of Nicaraguans who waited for her arrival in the lobby of the Hotel Presidente Intercontinental in Mexico City, headquarters of the concentration of candidates for the Miss Universe 2024 pageant.
Palacios looked radiant wearing a black dress, with rhinestones, that left one shoulder bare as she greeted her compatriots who came to receive her with the Nicaraguan flag in hand.
Miss Universe 2023, during the reception, was filmed while with a loving gesture she asked the members of the Miss Universe organization for permission to greet one of the people who was at the rally.
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The gesture of requesting authorization, which was recorded in the videos, was flattered by Internet users who reported that the Nicaraguan beauty is disciplined with the rules of the organization, even a few days after handing over the crown.
The universal beauty queen will crown her successor on November 16. The Nicaraguan beauty will become, after handing over the crown, the first Miss Universe who could not celebrate her triumph in her own country.
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Palacios has stated repeatedly, since last July, that his visit to Nicaragua was planned on his agenda to celebrate his victory last November 2023. However, there are only seven days left until he hands over his title to the new sovereign and the visit remains unrealized.
The regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, despite the fact that Palacios and Miss Universe affirm that unique beauty can reach the country, would have been responsible for Miss Universe 2023 not setting foot on Nicaraguan territory. The Sandinista dictatorship led a direct persecution against the Miss Nicaragua franchise and its directors.
The example of Ortega’s persecution was also evidenced in the exiled coronation of Miss Universe Nicaragua 2024, Geyssell García, who was awarded the title by Palacios in an office at the Miss Universe headquarters in Mexico, and not in her nation as appropriate.
