A French student of dentistry is the new Miss Universe

French Iris Mittenaere, a 24-year-old dental student who loves to cook, was crowned Miss Universe on Monday in Manila, beating the finalists from Haiti and Colombia in beauty according to the jury. Born in Lille, northern France, where Residing since childhood, Mittenaere had been crowned Miss France 2016 and Miss North-Pas-de-Calais the year before. Dark-haired and 1 meter 72 centimeters tall, the new planetary queen had promised that if she won the title she would use notoriety to promote oral hygiene, according to the contest site. She confessed to worshiping "extreme sports, traveling and preparing French cuisine dishes." In the last round of questions, the French woman explained that she was in favor of globalization and open borders. "Having open borders allows us to travel more around the world and see what happens in other parts," he said. The new Miss Universe prevailed in the televised contest against the candidate from Haiti, Raquel Pelissier and from Colombia, Andrea Tovar. "Although there are presidents who do not get along with others, we can work to be united," said Tovar, Miss Colombia 2016, when he had to answer a question of the contest. "Campaigns, respect and inclusion to be able to have a social transformation that allows us to educate our children," added the 23-year-old from Chocó, in an apparent critical allusion to US President Donald Trump.