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Miss Glam World North America 2025: Ingrid Michelle De La Rosa Galaviz Crowned

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Kochi witnessed a dazzling celebration of beauty, culture, and empowerment as Ingrid Michelle De La Rosa Galaviz from Mexico earned the prestigious title of Miss Glam World North America 2025. The grand event took place on July 17th at the Gokulam Park Convention Centre, organized by Pegasus Global Pvt Ltd — an institution renowned for curating premium international pageants under the visionary leadership of its founder and conceptualizer, Dr Ajit Ravi. Adding a moment of pride and continuity, TangLe Hsu crowned the new North American titleholder.

Ingrid Michelle De La Rosa Galaviz from Mexico, Miss Glam World North America 2025

The event boasted a distinguished panel of judges, including Dr G D Singh (Founder & Managing Director, Unified Brainz Group Holdings Inc.), Debasmita (Pageant Winner & Model), Marcia Leonar Brito Machado Marques (Model & Mentor), Dr Fong Toh Jeng (CEO and Founder, UR Klinik), and TangLe Hsu (Mrs Glam World Asia 2024), who lent their expertise in evaluating the contestants. The subtitle winners were chosen by another panel of eminent personalities, recognizing individual talents and attributes across categories.

Ingrid Michelle De La Rosa Galaviz from Mexico, Miss Glam World North America 2025

Adding regal splendour to the evening, the crown adorning the winners was an exquisite creation by Preethi Parakkat of Parakkat Jewels, reflecting the elegance and grandeur of the occasion. With representatives from across the globe, Miss Glam World 2025 served as a powerful platform to foster international camaraderie, cultural exchange, and the celebration of womanhood on a global stage.

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Dog diplomacy: Turkey sends Mexico puppy after search dog’s death

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Mexico is receiving a German Shepherd puppy from Turkey as a token of gratitude for Mexico’s search and rescue dogs’ help during February’s earthquake in Turkey. The puppy is intended to continue the legacy of Proteo, a Mexican rescue dog who passed away during the rescue operations.

The Mexican Ministry of Defense has asked people to vote on one of three names for the puppy: Proteo II, Arkadas, or Yardim. Mexico has specialized civilian and military teams with canine units that search for survivors during natural disasters.

These dogs gained popularity after saving several lives during the 2017 earthquake in central Mexico. When Turkey and Syria were struck by a massive earthquake in February, Mexico quickly deployed rescue teams with search dogs to assist in finding survivors.

During the rescue mission in Turkey, Proteo, a nine-year-old German Shepherd, located a man and a woman under the rubble before he died from exhaustion, according to his trainer. Proteo’s remains were returned to Mexico, where he was honoured in a ceremony before being buried.

Mexico’s Ministry of Defense, on its Facebook page, expressed gratitude for the puppy donated by Turkey, and hoped it would continue Proteo’s legacy in their search and rescue missions.

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French businessman killed in Mexico for wine

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A French businessman, who owned several restaurants in Mexico, have been killed in Mexico City. His friend, who was his business partner, has also been murdered along with him.

It is suspected that the brutal crime has been committed to steal a couple of bottles of expensive wines from them.

An investigation is on. At this moment, it remains unclear whether the police have arrested anyone in connection with the brutal murder.

Mexico City is known for its criminal atmosphere. It is not a surprise that a murder of this nature has happened in this city.

The development proves that the city has extremely failed to offer a safe environment for people to live and do business in the city.

It is expected to damage the reputation of the city severely. It may dissuade French people from investing in this city.

The killed businessman is a dual citizen, who holds both Mexican and French citizenship.

It is said that the wine bottles which has been stolen from the murdered businessmen was worth almost $50,000.

It is high time to find a solution to the rise in crimes in Mexico. What makes the city a criminal den is the easy availability of drugs. To make the city free of crimes, its drug issue is to be addressed first.

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Spain criticises forced removal of Bolivian supremo by military

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The Spanish government has strongly criticised the formed removal of Bolivian supremo Evo Morales by his country’s military.

The removal has come amidst growing protest in Bolivia against the alleged irregularity committed by Mr. Morales during the recent presidential election.

It was a regional organisation which first exposed the irregularity. Later, similar stand was taken by many, including the US.

Notably, the majority of those who stand against the Bolivian president are from the political right. And, the majority of those who stand with the president are from the political left; importantly, Spain is at present in the political left platform.

Not only Spain but also several others like Venezuela and Mexico has come out publically in favour of the Bolivian president.

Anyway, it is from Russia the most unexpected support has come.

The Russian government, even though is a political right country, has taken a different stand than that of its fellow rightist countries. It has strongly criticised the action of the Bolivian military.

Mr. Morales has accepted the asylum offer extended by the Mexican government. He has called his ouster a coup. He has hinted about his return in his statement.

In his statement, he said that it was very painful for him to fly away from his country. He added that he would return with more energy and power in the near future itself.

The alleged coup has put the country in chaos. The supporters of Mr. Morales have gathered in the city centres in large numbers. In many places, they have openly clashed with the police. The Bolivian military, with an intention to bring stability, has sent their members to support the police.

Notably, Jeanine Anez, the deputy leader of the Senate, is likely to take charge as the interim president. She has announced her intention recently. Anyway, it needs the assent of the senate. It is not clear whether she may be able to get the support of the senate dominated by the supporters of Mr. Morales.

Whoever becomes the interim president gets at least 90 days to conduct election.


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At least 21 killed in the pipeline blast at Mexico

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Mexican pipeline blasts during fuel raid and at least 21 people were killed. 71 were injured during the blast. The blast happened on Friday when a pipeline ruptured by suspected fuel thieves exploded in central Mexico. Flames were spreading in an area after a ruptured fuel pipeline exploded, in the municipality of Tlahuelilpan, Hidalgo, Mexico.

The country has been plagued by fuel thefts, and Omar Fayad, the governor of Hidalgo called on Mexicans “not to be accomplices.” He said the practice was not only illegal, but it also “puts your life and families at risk.”

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Mexico gives special Visa to migrants

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Mexico is looking forward for a new Government, leading by Andrés Manuel López Obrador. The Government is planning to give special Visa permit to the migrants. The National Immigration Institute (INM) said that 969 migrants from Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador and Nicaragua crossed into Ciudad Hidalgo. They were allowed after giving identification bracelets by Mexican officials.

The special Visa gives permission to the migrants from Guatemala for residing in Mexico for one year. Corresponding changes will be done in the existing Visa rules. The identification bracelets given by Mexican officials will be used to identify the migrants, for the Visa. The officials said that these migrants will be allowed all benefits from the Government.

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