The Finalists Costa Rica organization has officially appointed Sue Chinchilla Bermudez as the new Miss Eco Costa Rica 2021 and will travel to Egypt to represent Costa Rica at Miss Eco International 2022. Sue succeeds Miss Eco Costa Rica 2020 Kristel Ruiz Freeman for the title.
Sue also took to her social media to share the news as she wrote, “I have always believed that the timing of opportunities is perfect. Once again I confirm it with a heart full of pride and happiness for representing my country. Let's go with EVERYTHING, because this is just the beginning!” The diva also thanked the organization for trusting in her effort and for their professional work.
She is a model, beauty queen and a lawyer by profession. Not new to pageantry, Sue was among the Top 7 finalists for the title of Miss Mundo Costa Rica 2020. She is being considered as an ideal choice for the national title by pageant fanatics and has been receiving support and appreciation from the pageant industry for her potential.
She describes her hallmark as the humility and empathy that she has had with each person or work team. She believes, “I faithfully consider that we should never forget where we come from and how we started, no matter how high you have reached.”
The organization has also been receiving a lot of appreciation for the decision. With Sue’s delegation, Costa Rica can definitely emerge as a strong contender for the international title. The country’s performance at Miss Eco International pageant has been top-notch for past few years. In the latest edition, Kristel Ruiz Freeman represented Costa Rica and won the position of the fourth runner-up at Miss Eco International 2020, with an exemplary performance.
The 7th version of Miss Eco International will take place in March 2022 in Egypt; where candidates from more than 30 countries and autonomous territories will compete for the international title and crown for 2 weeks. Sue Bermudez is a focused, experienced and prepared. She is definitely going to be a potential delegate towards winning the second Miss Eco International title for Costa Rica after Natalia Carvajal brought home the crown in 2016.
Congratulations queen!