Miss Latin America 1985
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Miss América Latina 1985 was the third international edition of the Miss América Latina
Miss América Latina
Miss América Latina or Miss América Latina del Mundo, known in English as Miss Latin America or Miss Latin America of the World, is an international beauty contest held annually. It is organized by the Miss América Latina Organization. Despite its name, the contest is not restricted to only Latin...

 contest, and the fifth overall. The final event was held on September 22, 1985 in Miami Beach, Florida
Florida
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, USA. At the conclusion of the pageant, Victoria Mauríz of the Dominican Republic
Dominican Republic
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 was crowned by outgoing titleholder, Mirla Ochoa of Venezuela
Venezuela
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Results

Final Results Contestant
Miss América Latina 1985
1st runner-up
  • ' - Sylvia Hernandez
  • 2nd runner-up
  •  Panama - Mónica Valdéz
  • 3rd runner-up
  • ' - Lourdes Guevara
  • 4th runner-up
  •  Costa Rica - Laura Pardo
  • Semi-finalists
    (in order of placement)

    Contestants


    • ' - Yvonne Aronzon
    • ' - Erika Galvis
    •  Mexico - Luz Pérez Pérez
    • ' - Ruth Fernández
    • ' - Ofelia Cobián
    •  Panama - Mónica Valdéz
    •  Paraguay - Beverly Ocampo
    •  Peru - Miluska Neumann
    •  Puerto Rico - Zaida Negrón
    •  Spain - Mariló Montero
    • ' - Marielena González
    •  Venezuela - Fulvia Torre


    Historical Significance

    • Colombia and Florida placed for the third consecutive time.
    • Panama, Paraguay, Spain and Venezuela had all placed the year before as well.
    • The rest of the placing nations/states (Arizona, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico) had all placed in 1983.
    • Panama achieved its highest placement (third) ever. They would again match this placement in 1986, 1989 and 2007.
    • Arizona achieved its highest placement ever.
    • Costa Rica achieved its highest placement up to that point.
    • Venezuela became the first defending territory to place.
    • Spain became the first European territory and non-American territory to place.
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