In such a close competition, USES she took her crown number 9 in Miss Universe 2022-2023, leaving the Dominican Republic and Venezuela with the bow done. R’Bonney Gabriel is the winner of the 71st edition of Miss Universe. It should be noted that the United States continues to be the country with the most contests won
As the first and second runner-up, Miss Venezuela Amanda Dudamel and Miss Dominican Republic were chosen, respectively. andreina martinezwho also they were very close to getting that first place.
The USA, who is the winner of the contest, succeeds India’s Harnaaz Sandhu, Miss Universe 2021, and will have the mission of being the face of a new stage of the organization of the contest focused on defending gender equality and women’s rights .
Top 16 and Top 3
Miss Dominican Republic, Andreína Martínez, entered the top 16 of the Miss Universe pageant, reviving the hope of the Dominicans to obtain the second crown of this beauty pageant. Andreína’s security, bearing and catwalk made her worthy of the applause of fans and misologists who gave her as one of the favorites of the night, just like Venezuela. She then entered the top 3 getting much closer to first place. Her answers were very accurate when talking about more opportunities for women and education in the Dominican Republic.
If you win Miss Universe, how would you work to show that this is a progressive organization (progressive)? Was the question asked of the 3 finalists. And their answers were very varied, but they agreed that the social part and work for the community will always be a pillar and an engine for them.
Speech
For her part, Anne Jakapong Jakrajutatip, the transgender businesswoman, in her speech, spoke about her struggle as a child against bullying of which she was a victim, and also mentioned that she had been sexually abused by a teacher, for which she was emphatic that she would not allow that women were objectified, as has been the case for several years.
ABOUT MISS RD
Andreina, who is a psychologist by profession, currently coordinates the “Women’s Equality Center” foundation in New York and speaks English perfectly.
She always dreamed of being the representative of Miss Dominican Republic, and according to her biography, she will focus on promoting Dominican women and girls, instilling motivational values to get ahead; demonstrating with her work that there are no limits for any woman.
