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Miss Universe 2026 national pageant coronations

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Various national winners have been crowned to represent their respective countries at the upcoming 75th Miss Universe competition in Puerto Rico. In late August 2026, Tharina Botes was named Miss Universe Thailand 2026 in Bangkok. Shortly thereafter, Tatenda Josephina Rameau was crowned Miss Universe Haiti 2026 during a ceremony held in Miami, Florida. On August 29, María Vargas was crowned Miss Universe Mexico 2026 ~~at Rancho Tierra Sagrada~~ in Los ~~Cabos, Baja California Sur.~~ Cabos. Vargas, a 28-year-old professional from ~~Jalisco with a degree in International Business, emerged victorious from 32 contestants. She~~ Jalisco, received the crown from outgoing titleholder Fátima Bosch and ~~also~~ won ~~the award for~~ Best National ~~Costume for her ‘Cosmos Wixárika’ design. Vargas stated her platform will focus on “women's identity and empowerment.” Following her coronation, Vargas~~ Costume. She has since addressed the ~~challenges of her new role, including the~~ circulation of AI-manipulated images manipulated by artificial intelligence. She noted that while she is responsible for her own published content, she cannot control how others use her image through AI technology. Having prepared for this competition for eight years, she intends to convey the “strength, authenticity, and ~~resilience of Mexican women”~~ is currently working on a second book while preparing for the ~~global stage. Additionally,~~ international final. Additional regional coronations include Elizabeth Johnson as Miss Universe Aruba 2026. In early September, Suny Gálvez was named Miss Universal Grand 2026 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Other recent winners include Jasmine Chola, crowned Miss Universe ~~Aruba~~ Nicaragua 2026 in Miami, and Gabriela Lineth González, named Miss Universe Panama 2026. González noted her commitment to representing Panama despite facing public criticism regarding her victory. All these titleholders are scheduled to compete in the international pageant, which is set for November 24 in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

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