MISS INTERNATIONAL 2015 -- HONDURAS REYES Y REINAS

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Date Posted: Monday, October 26, 01:11:36am
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MISS INTERNATIONAL 2015

The Miss International Forum 2015

By Stephen I. Diaz

There was a huge twist at this year’s Miss International Forum. Instead of giving all the girls equal rounds to deliver their respective speech, only a few were given the opportunity to hold the microphone and prove to the audience that they are more than just beautiful faces and sexy bodies.

So, what exactly happened?

During the MI forum, all the delegates were divided into fifteen groups, and they were grouped together with students from Ochanomizu University and its affiliate high school. This women’s university is one of the highly prestigious national universities in Japan, and is the only one that caters to a single gender. The cream of the crop from among the school’s student body were assigned to their respective cluster, and discussed about women and their roles in society, as well as the present status of women compared to men in their country.

I have to say that the group of Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama and Mexico were the nicest and kindest of all. They let their Japanese counterparts speak first to discuss about the status of women in Japanese society, and then, all four of them spoke about their personal dreams and goals within the last remaining two minutes. This attitude which was “not to put yourself ahead of others”, is a quality that befits the Miss International crown. I won’t be surprised if one of these four girls will be crowned on November 5th.

This year, Venezuela sent a girl who is not only beautiful and friendly, but an excellent English speaker. This is quite rare because I normally met Venezuelan delegates who could not speak English, so with that being said, be prepared for a major Venezuelan come back on the final gala.

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