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'''Christina Cuenca''' is a ] who has held the title ] and competed at ].


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Cuenca, who comes from ] is an experienced pageant veteren who competed in five previous pageants before winning the crown. Cuenca first appeared on the Louisiana pageant stage in 1999, when she failed to place. She returned the following year for the Miss Louisiana USA 2001 pageant, where she placed second runner-up. After taking a year off in 2002, Cuenca returned and equalled her second runner-up placement in the 2003 and 2004 pageants, but was demoted in 2005 when she only made the top ten. Cuenca returned for her final chance at the title in the 2006 pageant, which was due to be held in ] in November 2005 but was postponed until January 2006 due to the effects of ] on her state.
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Cuenca won the title ] 2006 in her final attempt, and was crowned by ] of ]. As a survivor of ], Cuenca has been involved as a volunteer in the rebuilding efforts in ]. She had the opportunity of appearing in a Miss USA special episdode of ] that was taped in ] in March 2006 and broadcast the week of the Miss USA pageant preliminaries in April.

Cuenca represented her state in the nationally televised ] pageant broadcast live from ] on 11 April 2006. Despite being widely favourite by pageant fans on the , Cuenca failed to make the semi-finals. The pageant was won by ] of ].

Having graduated from ] in 1997, Cuenca completed a ] in Mass Communication and Broadcast ] from ] in 2004. She is currently working as an ] and ] and is active with ], a theatrical group in St Bernard. Her work as a model has taken her to ], ] and ].

Cuenca's hobbies and interests include ], ] ], ] cooking, going to Saints football games and travelling abroad.

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*, The Daily Advertiser, 23 January 2006 (accessed 1 May 2006)
*, St Bernard Parish Government, 19 April 2006 (accessed 1 May 2006)

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