Authorities of Nicaragua expatriated Sheynnis Palacios, present Miss Universe

Sheynnis Palacios is the primary Miss Universe, born in Nicaragua / Picture: Miss Universe Press

The proprietor of the Miss Universe franchise, Thai Anne Jakrajutatip, reported this Sunday that the household of the present Miss Universe, the Nicaraguan Sheynnis Palacios, left Nicaragua, and that the wonder queen has been exiled “indefinitely” from her nation.

In a publication on her social networks concerning Mom’s Day, Jakrajutatip praises the previous director of the group in Nicaragua, Karen Celebertti, who was exiled by the Authorities chaired by Daniel Ortega and accused of the crimes of conspiracy and treason. homeland.

“…exiled your whole household, together with our Queen, in another country indefinitely as a result of POWER OF MISS UNIVERSE BRAND!”, Jakrajutatip expresses in a publish on Instagram.

An exemplary lady

The proprietor of Miss Universe additionally talks regarding Palacios’ human presents and highlights her power and dedication “to handle your mom and the whole household who are actually exterior the nation.”

The Nicaraguan newspaper La Prensa collects these statements and cites that in earlier days there was discuss on social networks that Palacios’ grandmother and brother, who lives in New York to take care of her duties as a magnificence queen, had left the Central American nation to satisfy together with her “by means of humanitarian parole”, a migration route opened by the US.

Sheynnis Palacios is the primary Nicaraguan and Central American to win Miss Universe, whose 2023 version was held on November 18 in El Salvador.

Visits

The sweetness queen, 23 years outdated and who has not returned to Nicaragua, has visited San José, Costa Rica, and Miami, United States, in latest months, the place the Nicaraguan diaspora is vital.

The Ortega Authorities launched its personal magnificence pageant on April 26 following accusing the Miss Universe illustration within the nation of the crimes of conspiracy and treason and exiling its former director.

Managua / EFE