Juliet Leonine Orosco Soberanis

In 1968, Juliet and her sister made national history—Juliet was crowned Miss Queen of the Bay, and her sister was crowned Miss Belize on the very same evening. This unforgettable moment etched the Orosco sisters into Belize’s cultural memory and marked the beginning of Juliet’s public life.

Juliet’s passion for public service led her into politics, where she served as a Belize City Councilor. Her initiatives focused on urban cleanliness and livability, earning her the nickname “Ms. Neat and Clean.” Her work reflected a deep commitment to environmental care and uplifting her community.

Juliet was a vibrant businesswoman and community advocate who believed in the power of youth and creativity. She pioneered garbage bag fashion shows, using fun and engagement to teach children about environmental responsibility in an imaginative way.