FLAG OF VENEZUELA

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Flag of Venezuela of nautical polyester, for external use only, with digital print.

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17,57 €

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The woven, after many years of accurate researches, is of high quality and it is resistant to the atmospheric agents. The nautical polyester is a knitted fabric and for this reason is resistant and it is recommended for the external use, because it does not make the flag heavy.

The flag is digitally printed and it creates an effect which reflects the frontal image on the reverse side.

The package has a double neckline, a tape and a cable for an easy assembly.

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Since the 20 of April 1836 the National and civil flag of Venezuela is a horizontal yellow, blue and red tricolour. At the core of the blue stripe there are seven stars, which are put in order as an arch. The blue represents the independence from Spain, the resi s symbol of hope. The stars refer to the seven provinces which supported the independence.

Venezuela belonged to the spanish province Nueva Granada. From 1819 to 1830 it belonged to the Great Colombia.

The venezuelan flag was invented by Francisco de Miranda. It did not have the stars: they was added in 1836 to symbolize the provinces which in 1811 supported the Declaration of Independence.