Miss Greece World 2012 Candidate Disqualified by Crisis
By Marianna Tsatsou on July 20, 2012 in News


The Greek state is cutting spending in every sector and thus, it could not afford a beauty contest. Every year, the Greek people were used to electing Star Hellas and Miss Hellas, but the financial crisis has made TV channels cut the contest.

No one knew that we would send our Greek candidate to China this year. But some people of the fashion sector decided, as appears, to send a Greek woman to try be awarded Miss World 2012, even though she was never elected a candidate!

Maria Tsagkaraki, a beautiful young lady from Heraklion, Crete and will be our countrys contestant in the 2012 beauty competition. She has been awarded Miss Crete 2009 and B Star Hellas 2010 but was never selected by Greeks as a Miss World 2012 candidate.

On Wednesday morning, she flew to distant China to prepare herself for the upcoming event. Everyone wished her good luck, but there were others who complained that she had been selected without an open contest.

Awwww poor Griks ...

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There are higher priorities in Greece than spending money on arranging for women degrading beauty contests.


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So you fags are feminists too now ? Yeah, while the population starve you can buy more useless weapons because of you fear of turk.... biitches..

I think women with moustache wouldn't make a lot of chance any way. Good move from Greece. Greece needs food, not beauty at the moment.

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New Greek multinational firm:

"There are higher priorities in Greece than spending money on arranging for women degrading beauty contests."

I agree. Also not thread worthy.

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Atam izindeyiz!

Crete will be Turkish in a couple of years, she can participate through Turkey.

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No matter the era, whichever the society, people always gaze at the stars when young. Then they stretch out their hands and try to catch them. And then one day, they realize their arms are not long enough to catch the stars, and thats when they grow up.