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Janice Jimenez representing Miss Teen Washington Latino USA was crowned Miss International Beauty 2019 on March 4, 2019 at the International Lions Club in Mazatlan, Mexico. The pageant had a double crowning this year where first place winner Es Yulssa Sanchez representing Fraternidad Sinaloense De California 2019 was crowned Reina International Del Pacifico 2019.
11 Ambassadors from Mexico, USA and some other countries of Latin America competed in national costume, on-stage presentation and evening gown.

First Princess: Reina del Foklor Mexico 2019 - Stephania Gomez
Second Princess: USA International 2019 - Sarah Garmon
Best National Costume: Fraternidad Sinaloense De CA 2019 - Suhaely Sanchez
Queen of Friendship: Reina Mexico del Pacifico 2019 - Diane Gonzalez

Reina Internacional del Pacifico is a Mazatlán, Mexico international beauty pageant organized by The Municipal Institute for Culture, Tourism and Art of Mazatlán. From 1990-2019 Esteban Peraza Ramos is the director of the pageant appointed by the Director general at Instituto de Cultura Mazatlan.

Delegates attend official events which serves as a platform for visiting queens to learn about the people, history and culture of Mazatlán. Delegates not only learn by viewing but they also participate in historic events and become part of history themselves. In 2019, Miss International Beauty 2019 was crowned in order to honor the memory of Louise Madlin who help establish the USA Ambassadors to attend Mazatlan for over 40 years.

Newspaper Article Click Below:
https://www.noroeste.com.mx/publicaciones/view/es-yulissa-sanchez-la-reina-internacional-del-pacifico-2019-1157369

https://sinaloaenlinea.com/estatal/realeza-de-equinoccio-embajadoras-e-invitados-conviven-previo-a-segundo-desfile/

http://www.maznews.mx/cultura/se-corona-yulissa-sanchez-reina-internacional-del-pacifico-2019/?fbclid=IwAR03-8qk7OkRE3wyxPJqbkdggc2hW9vB29hJgu5Pq4a9Lh3mxidasnPe0VA

http://punto.mx/movil/publicacion/realeza-de-equinoccio-embajadoras-e-invitados-conviven-previo-a-ultimo-desfile-60493?fbclid=IwAR2qr8muOJXYRsWSNKZsnLPionQ7Aac3gs1O8FEqIoDSy9jJRb8SUO82EZo

http://reportenaranja.com.mx/2019/03/03/asi-viene-el-desfile-del-carnaval-internacional-de-mazatlan-2019/?fbclid=IwAR1qwFyuQ6yC-BuZVKqiWPL1YIrtSWFuEerWk-dLXPG4mxCNloN3paut2UA
 

Miss International Beauty 2018 - Jacqueline Dang

Miss International Beauty® 2018 - Jacqueline Dang is a student at California State Long Beach University and is on the Dean’s List with a 3.8 GPA. She loves to travel, work out and is a freelance model. Her life ambition is to become a famous actress so that she can do more charity work and help others.

Miss International Beauty 2017

Miss International Beauty® 2017 - Emilee Mills is a resident of Concord, NH and is a high honor roll student at Concord High School. Emilee is a member of the Crimson Tide Marching Band, S.O.C.K. Club and recently represented her school at both the state High O’Brien Youth Leadership Conference and HOBY World Congress in Chicago.

Several years ago Emilee officially partnered with the California based charity A Million Thanks and has made a personal goal to collect 10,000 letters of thanks for American troops.

Emilee is an accomplished dancer and has placed in the top 10 at national dance competitions. Emilee is a licensed NH boater and enjoys jet skiing, stand up paddle boarding and summer life on Lake Winnipesaukee.

USA International 2018 - Hailee Ann Kurtz

USA International® 2018 – Hailee Ann Kurtz is a student at Fullerton College and is majoring in business. Her life ambition is to own and operate her own Senior Assisted Living facility and Senior Care business. Her many awards include: Senior Care Award: 2018 Outstanding Caregiver of the Year Nominee, Compassionate Caregiver for the month of November 2017 and 2016 Army National Defense Service Medal.

USA International 2019 - Sarah Garmon has been dancing for over 12 years and is currently a student at Center Stage Dance and Performing Arts. A professional dancer, she has won over 40 awards in dance competitions all over Southern California. For her national costume she represented a Colonial Soldier who fought in the BATTLE OF MAZATLAN in 1864 who helped saved Mazatlan from invasion.  This was her first trip outside the United States and she loved the people, history and culture of Mazatlan, Mexico. At the competition she was honored to receive the 2nd Place Princess Award!