Miss International 2000
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| Miss International 2000 | |
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| Date | October 4, 2000[1] |
| Presenters | Masumi Okada |
| Venue | Koseinenkin Hall, Tokyo, Japan[1] |
| Broadcaster | TV Tokyo |
| Entrants | 56 |
| Placements | 15[2] |
| Debuts | Croatia, Moldova, Nepal, San Marino |
| Withdrawals | Côte d'Ivoire, Dominican Republic, Britain, Latvia, Northern Mariana Islands, Uruguay |
| Returns | Canada, Honduras, Puerto Rico, South Africa, Sweden, Tahiti, Taiwan, Thailand |
| Winner | Vivian Urdaneta[1][3][4] Venezuela |
| Congeniality | Doreen Adler  Germany[2] |
| Best National Costume | Carolina Albertsz[2]  Aruba |
| Photogenic | Son Tae-young  Korea[2] |
Miss International 2000, the 40th Miss International pageant, took place on October 4, 2000 at the Koseinenkin Hall in Tokyo, Japan. It was won by Vivian Urdaneta of Venezuela.[3][4]
Results
Placements
| Final results | Contestant |
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| Miss International 2000 | |
| 1st Runner-up | |
| 2nd Runner-up |
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| Semi-finalists |
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Special awards
| Awards | Contestant |
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| Best National Costume | |
| Miss Friendship | |
| Miss Photogenic |
Contestants
Argentina – Natalia Cecilia Dalla Costa
Aruba – Carolina Fransisca Albertsz
Bolivia – Catherine Villarroel Márquez
Brazil – Maria Fernanda Schneider Schiavo
Canada – Angeliki Lakouras
Colombia – Carolina Cruz Osorio
Croatia – Ana Gruica
Curaçao – Roselle Angèle Augusta
Cyprus – Nikoletta Violari
Czech Republic – Markéta Svobodná
Egypt – Hagar Ahmed El Taher
Finland – Kati Hannele Nirkko
France – Tatiana Micheline Bouguer
Germany – Doreen Adler
Greece – Dimitra Kitsiou
Guam – Liza Marie Leolini Camacho
Guatemala – Yazmin Alicia Di Maio Bocca
Hawaii – Carly Makanani Ah Sing
Honduras – Alba Marcela Rubí Castellón
Hong Kong – Edith Ho Wai Wong
Iceland – Anna Lilja Björnsdóttir
India – Gayatri Anilkumar Joshi
Israel – Dana Farkash
Japan – Kanako Shibata
Korea – Son Tae-young
Lebanon – Sahar Mahmoud Al-Ghazzawi
Macedonia – Sanja Nikolik
Malaysia – Aida Stannis Kazum
Malta – Dominique Desira
Mexico – Leticia "Letty" Judith Murray Acedo
Moldova – Elena Andrej Ungureanu
Nepal – Uma Bogati
Nicaragua – Marynés Argüello César
Norway – Frida Agnethe Jonson
Palau – Eloisa Dilbodel Senior
Panama – Cristina Marie Sousa Broce
Philippines – Joanna Maria Mijares Peñaloza
Poland – Emilia Ewelina Raszynska
Portugal – Tânia Isabel Campanacho Ferreira
Puerto Rico – Rosiveliz Díaz Rodríguez
Russia – Svetlana Victorovna Goreva
San Marino – Chiara Valentini
Singapore – Lorraine Mann Loo Koo
Slovak Republic – Michaela Strählová
South Africa – Irmari Steyl
Spain – Raquel González Rovira
Sweden – Gabrielle Elisabeth Heinerborg
Tahiti – Hinarai Leboucher
Taiwan – Chiang Hsin-Ting
Thailand – Phongkajorn Sareeyawat
Togo – Pamela Agnélé Gunn
Tunisia – Ismahero Lahmar
Turkey – Hulya Karanlik
Ukraine – Yana Anatoliyivna Razumovska
United States – Kirstin Anne Cook
Venezuela – Vivian Urdaneta
Notes
Did not compete
United Kingdom – Nicola Jane Willoughby (World '99)
Dominican Republic – Evanna Marting
Latvia – Inga Alspire
Paraguay – Maria Leticia Alvarez
Peru – Claudia Neyra
Trinidad & Tobago – Alana Selby
Replacements
- Nicaragua – Lissette Blandó (over the 23-age limit)
References
- ^ a b c "Miss Poland wins international beauty pageant". Japan Weekly Monitor. October 8, 2001. Retrieved 3 March 2011.
- ^ a b c d e f g "Miss International 2000 update". Philippine Headline News. November 19, 2000. Retrieved 3 March 2011.
- ^ a b c "Arte y Entretenimiento". El Universal (in Spanish). 21 February 2014. Retrieved 3 January 2016.
- ^ a b c Vina, Nguyen (September 28, 2015). "All winners of the contest Miss International". Global Express News. Retrieved January 3, 2016.
External links
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