Marina Jacoby

Marina Jacoby
Marina Jacoby
Born	Marina Eugenia Jacoby Santos; August 3, 1995; Matagalpa, Nicaragua
Home town	Managua
Height	1.75 m (5 ft 9 in)
Title	Miss Nicaragua 2016
	Beauty pageant titleholder
Hair color	Brown
Eye color	Brown
Major; competition(s)	Miss Teen Nicaragua 2011; (1st runner-up); Miss Teenager Universe 2011; (4th runner-up); Miss Nicaragua 2016; (Winner); Miss Universe 2016; (Unplaced)

Marina Eugenia Jacoby Santos (born August 3, 1995) is a Nicaraguan model and beauty pageant titleholder who was crowned Miss Nicaragua 2016. She represented her Nicaragua at the Miss Universe 2016 pageant.[1]

Personal life

Jacoby works as a model in Nicaragua. She enjoys playing football and considers herself as an honest, social & loyal person.

Personal Mission as Miss Nicaragua 2016

Jacoby has said that as Miss Nicaragua she will be involved in initiatives to eradicate harassment, whether physical, verbal or cyber bullying . “Your best recipe for this type of attack has been to ignore them and turn the page.”I want to make kids raise their self-esteem so they can develop their potential."

Miss Nicaragua 2016

Jacoby won the title of Miss Nicaragua 2016 on March 5, 2016. She was crowned by her predecessor, Daniela Torres of Managua.

Miss Universe 2016

As Miss Nicaragua 2016, Jacoby competed at the Miss Universe 2016 pageant but Unplaced.

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References

Diario, El Nuevo, El Nuevo Diario (in Spanish), retrieved 2019-10-12Diario, El Nuevo, El Nuevo Diario (in Spanish), retrieved 2019-10-12

External links

Official Miss Nicaragua website
La Prensa - Nicaraguan News Paper
El Nuevo Diario - Nicaraguan News Paper

Awards and achievements
Preceded by Daniela Torres	Miss Nicaragua 2016	Succeeded by Berenice Quezada

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[1] Diario, El Nuevo, El Nuevo Diario (in Spanish), retrieved 2019-10-12Diario, El Nuevo, El Nuevo Diario (in Spanish), retrieved 2019-10-12