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60-Year-Old Lawyer and Journalist Wins Miss Universe Buenos Aires, Breaking Age Stereotypes

A 60-year-old Argentine woman, Alejandra Marisa Rodriguez, made history by winning the Miss Universe beauty pageant for Buenos Aires province.
Defying stereotypes, Rodriguez, who is also a lawyer and journalist from La Plata, became the first woman of her age cohort to win such a prestigious title.

Her victory highlights the Miss Universe pageant's commitment to diversity and inclusivity.

A woman named Rodriguez, despite being of advanced age, has made history by becoming the first in her age group to win a prestigious beauty pageant in Argentina.

Her win is a testament to her resilience and ability to challenge conventional beauty standards.

Rodriguez's elegance, grace, and smile captured the judges and audience's hearts, resonating with people worldwide.

She will represent Buenos Aires in the national selection for Miss Universe Argentina in May 2024.

If she wins, Rodriguez will represent Argentina at the Miss Universe World contest in Mexico on September 28, 2024.

Videos of her preparation for the competition have gone viral on social media, showcasing her determination.

A woman who recently won the Miss Universe pageant expressed her excitement about representing a new era in beauty pageants, where contestants are not just judged based on physical beauty but also other values.

The Miss Universe organization has removed age limits, allowing women over 18 to compete, expanding the eligibility from the previous age range of 18-28.
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