Miss Chihuahua

Beauty pageant

Miss Chihuahua

Formation| 2016
Type| Beauty pageant
Headquarters| Chihuahua City
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* Chihuahua

Miss Chihuahua is a pageant in Chihuahua, Mexico, that selects that state's representative for the national Miss Mexico Organization.

The state organization has produced two Miss Mexico titleholders, in Miss México 2017 with Andrea Meza and Miss Mexico 2019 with Ashley Alvidrez.

## Titleholders

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Below are the names of the annual titleholders of Miss Chihuahua, listed in ascending order, and their final placements in the Miss Mexico.

*   Competed in Miss World.
*   Competed in Miss Supranational.
*   Competed in Top Model of the World.
*   Competed in Reina Internacional del Café.
*   Competed in Miss Elite World.
*   Competed in Miss Cosmo.

Year  | Titleholder  | Hometown  | National Placement  | National Award  | Notes

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2024  | Luisana García Alderete  | Camargo | 2nd Runner-up  | Flame Challenge  | Miss Elite World Mexico 2025
2023  | Celeste Espinoza Portillo  | Parral | Top 16  |  |
2021 | Isela Serrano Hernández  | Ciudad Juárez | Did not compete  |
2020  | In 2020, due to the contingency of COVID-19 there was a lag in the year of the state contest
2019 | Ashley Alvídrez Estrada | El paso | Miss World Mexico  | English Challenge  | Top 12 in Miss World 2019
2018 | Yamil Andrea Sáenz Castillo  | Cuauhtémoc | Top 10  | 5K Race  | Miss United Continents Mexico 2018
Miss United Continents 2018
Miss Supranational Mexico 2024
Top 25 in Miss Supranational 2024
2017 | Alma Andrea Meza Carmona | Chihuahua | Miss World Mexico  | Sports Challenge  | 1st R-Up in Miss World 2017
Mexicana Universal Chihuahua 2020
Mexicana Universal 2020
Miss Universe 2020

## Pageant Politics

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Beauty Pageants, especially in Latin America, have a history as incubators for social change. Katharine Renpenning, a Mennonite woman from Cuauhtémoc, was crowned Miss Chihuahua in 1987. She later used her platform to found a language tourism business and help establish a state agency focused on supporting Mennonite communities in Chihuahua.[1]

## References

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1. ^ https://anabaptisthistorians.org/2021/12/23/mennonite-miss-chihuahua-part-i-pageant-politics-family-tragedy-and-the-crown/