Miss International 1998
Miss International 1998, the 38th Miss International pageant, took place on 26 September 1998 at the Koseinenkin Hall in Tokyo, Japan. It was won by Lía Victoria Borrero González of Panama.
| Miss International 1998 | |
|---|---|
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| Date | September 26, 1998 |
| Presenters | Masumi Okada |
| Venue | Koseinenkin Hall, Tokyo, Japan |
| Broadcaster | TV Tokyo, GMA Network |
| Entrants | 43 |
| Debuts | Latvia |
| Withdrawals | Brazil, Guatemala, Lebanon, Macau, Malta, Puerto Rico, Russia, Ukraine |
| Returns | Cyprus, Iceland, Macedonia, Holland, Norway, Panama, Senegal, Togo |
| Winner | Lía Borrero Panama |
Results
Placements
| Final results | Contestant |
|---|---|
| Miss International 1998 | |
| 1st Runner-up | |
| 2nd Runner-up | |
| Semi-finalists |
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Contestants
Argentina - Maria Fernanda Ortiz
Aruba - Anushka Sheritsa Lew Jen Tai.svg.png.webp)
Australia - Katherine Louise O'Brien
Bolivia - Liliana Peña Guachalla
Britain - Melanie Devina Jones
Colombia - Adriana Hurtado Novella
Curaçao - Santa Indris Tokaay
Cyprus - Marianna Panayiotou
Czech Republic - Petra Faltynova
Dominican Republic - Sorangel Fersobe Matos
Finland - Piia Hartikainen
France - Patricia Spéhar
Germany - Fiona Ammann
Greece - Eleni Pliatsika
Hawaii - Lori-Ann Lee Medeiros
Honduras - Wendy Suyapa Rodríguez
Hong Kong - Natalie Ng Man-Yan
Iceland - Gudbjörg Sigridur Hermannsdóttir
India - Shvetha Jaishankar
Israel - Galia Abramov.svg.png.webp)
Japan - Megumi Taira
Korea - Cho Hye-young
Latvia - Līga Graudumniece
Macedonia - Ana Binovska
Mexico - Karina Patricia Mora Novelo
Holland - Ilona Marilyn van Veldhuisen
Northern Marianas - Sonya Palacios Pangelinan
Norway - Bjorg Sofie Lovstad- Panama - Lía Victoria Borrero González
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Paraguay - Maria Fabiola Roig Escandriolo
Peru - Melissa Miranda Quiñones
Philippines - Colette Centeno Glazer
Poland - Agnieszka Osinska
Portugal - Icilia Silva Berenguel
Senegal - Maimouna Diallo
Singapore - Sudha Menon
Slovak Republic - Martina Kalmanova
Spain - Vanessa Romero Torres
Togo - Manuella Nadou Lawson-Body.svg.png.webp)
Tunisia - Nejla Kouniali
Turkey - Senay Akay
United States - Susan Paez.svg.png.webp)
Venezuela - Daniela Kosán Montcourt
Did not compete
Bonaire - Geraldine Juliet
Brazil - Luize Altenhofen
Puerto Rico - Jacqueline Negron
Malta - Roberta Nicholls
Notes
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