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Oricia del carmen dominguez dos santos Stock Photos and Images

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Caracas, Venezuela. 13th Dec, 2018. Oricia del Carmen Domínguez Dos Santos (l-r) from Tachira, Isabella Rodríguez from Portuguesa, Juliette Mercedes Lemoine Vegas from Vargas, Misyel Alondra Echeverría Istúriz from Yaracuy and Arantxa Marian Barazarte Mastropietro will take part in the Miss Venezuela 2018 competition. Rodriguez was crowned the new Miss. Credit: Boris Vergara/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMR8AP9E–Caracas, Venezuela. 13th Dec, 2018. Oricia del Carmen Domínguez Dos Santos (l-r) from Tachira, Isabella Rodríguez from Portuguesa, Juliette Mercedes Lemoine Vegas from Vargas, Misyel Alondra Echeverría Istúriz from Yaracuy and Arantxa Marian Barazarte Mastropietro will take part in the Miss Venezuela 2018 competition. Rodriguez was crowned the new Miss. Credit: Boris Vergara/dpa/Alamy Live News
11 December 2018, Venezuela, Caracas: Fatima Annabella Alsamarrai Noguera (2nd from left), Oricia del Carmen Dominguez Dos Santos (2nd from right) and Karla Naylin Fermin Astudillo take part in the presentation of the candidates for the title Miss Venezuela 2018. Many women in this economically troubled country dream of becoming beauty queens. According to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), more than 2.3 of the former 31 million people have already left Venezuela because of the severe political and economic crisis. Stock Photo
RMR7WMK1–11 December 2018, Venezuela, Caracas: Fatima Annabella Alsamarrai Noguera (2nd from left), Oricia del Carmen Dominguez Dos Santos (2nd from right) and Karla Naylin Fermin Astudillo take part in the presentation of the candidates for the title Miss Venezuela 2018. Many women in this economically troubled country dream of becoming beauty queens. According to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), more than 2.3 of the former 31 million people have already left Venezuela because of the severe political and economic crisis.
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