 Photo : Eddy Chénière
Middle: Miss Caraibes Hibiscus 2008, Laurien Angelista (Curaçao)
Left: 1st Runner Up 2008, Mikayela Solomon's (Saint-Martin)
Right: 2nd Runner Up 2008, Marissa Carenno (Panama)
Officials Results:
Miss Amity (decreed by candidates): Laurien Angelista (Curaçao),
Best Cultural Wear & Popularity: Mikayela Solomon's (Saint-Martin),
Miss Photogenic: Geisha Montes De Oca (Dominican Republic),
Best Evening Wear: Viviana Guerrero (Peru)
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This is a wonderful opportunity for all Caribbean countries, though their respective representatives, to meet and discover one another. It allows each young lady to speak of her country, its traditions, and specifics and to share this information with her competitors, as well as those persons she will encounter during the two weeks of competition and its finals.
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As a result of this opportunity, it seems obvious that the caribbean is like that of a laboratory, a forerunner in the integration of various cultures, peoples and races. The vision of our world today reveals a result of groups of inter-racially mixed people, who co-exist without conflict of prejudice, where each person recognizes each other's differences and individualiyies.
Founder and President of Miss Caraïbes Hibiscus
Patrick Eugene
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