

Amparo Muñoz declared Miss Universe in 1974
Miss Universe 1974 Amparo Muñoz, who was crowned in the Philippines  when the international beauty pageant was held here, has died after a  "long illness" at her home in Malaga, Spain, reports Typically Spanish. She was 56 years old.
The actress was the first Miss Spain  to be crowned Miss Universe but she renounced the title six months  later due to discrepancies with the organizers, reports Typically  Spanish. After winning the pageant, she returned to the Philippines to  shoot the movie Hayop sa Ganda with 1969 Miss Universe Gloria Diaz,  according to Ricky Lo  of The Philippine Star. However, she "went home in a huff after she  clashed with a producer-talent-scout with whom she swapped court  charges."
More than a decade ago, Muñoz was rumored to have died  from AIDS, according to Lo's column in 2006. That year, Lo wrote that  Muñoz told Spanish newspaper Cronica that she suffered from a cerebral  disease, not AIDS, a few years ago.
Lo quoted Muñoz, "I got  sick the same day my Papa died of pulmonary infection... I was  devastated by his death because I wasn't able to ask forgiveness from  him for everything that I did. At first, I felt little symptoms. I would  get dizzy when tying my shoes."
She added, "So I consulted a  doctor and at first he told me, 'I'm afraid that you have cancer of the  brain.' Soon, I was vomiting and feeling tremors. I was checked again by  my doctor who found an abnormal growth in my cerebellum. So I underwent  chemotherapy."
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