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Reigning Miss Universe Sheynnis Palacios. Image: INQUIRER.net/Armin P. Adina
This year’s edition of the Miss Universe pageant will run for less than three weeks in Mexico, according to the schedule of events circulating online.
The Miss Universe pageant will also gather its biggest haul for its 73rd edition, with participants from more than 120 countries and territories around the world scheduled to arrive in Mexico City, Mexico, from Oct. 29 to 31.
Article continues after this advertisementOn the first day of November, the international competition will hold the “Gala de las Catrinas” to mark “Dia de los Muertos,” or the famous “Day of the Dead” festival in Mexico. “Catrina” is an elegantly dressed skeleton that is paraded in the annual celebration.
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On Nov. 12, the Miss Universe Organization (MUO) will host a cocktail party, where the new crown for the 2024 winner will be unveiled. The current one used by reigning queen Sheynnis Palacios debuted in the 71st edition.
Article continues after this advertisementThe crucial preliminary competition will take place at the “Preliminaries and National Competition Show” on Nov. 14, at the Arena CDMX in Mexico City.
Article continues after this advertisementOn Nov. 15, MUO will bid adieu to Palacios through a “Farewell Afternoon Tea.” This is the first time in recent memory that MUO will host such an event for its reigning queen.
Article continues after this advertisementThe 2024 Miss Universe coronation night will be held on Nov. 16 (Nov. 17 in Manila), also at the Arena CDMX, where Palacios will crown her successor.
The Philippines will be represented by Chelsea Manalo, who will try to post the country’s fifth victory in the international competition after Gloria Diaz (1969), Margie Moran (1973), Pia Wurtzbach (2015) and Catriona Gray (2018).
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