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Joseph McMillan
Last October I saw on TV a group of demonstrators flying a flag of the
PDT (Democratic Labor Party). The flag was a vertical triband red-white-red
with a socialist symbol above the initials in blue, all in the white stripe.
The symbol in the flag I saw was outlined in blue (the hand and the leaves
of the rose) and red (the rose itself).
Jorge Candeias, 29 April 1999
You can find the PDT's flag at the party
website.
Guilherme Simões Reis, 6 October 1999
On the PDT's flag you'll recognize the common European socialist symbol,
the red rose.
Guillermo Tell Aveledo, 18 September 2000
The party statute officially describes the flag as two red stripes with a white stripe in the center, marked on the center of the white stripe with the PDT symbol, which is a red rose held in a left hand and the initials PDT in blue. Joseph McMillan, 5 November 2002
![[Variant Flag of the Democratic Labor Party (Brazil)]](../images/b/br}pdt.gif)
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by Guillermo Tell Aveledo
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Jorge Candeias
Carlos Noronha also knows of a third variation, perhaps the most commonly
seen of the three, without the rose and with larger initials.
Jorge Candeias, 29 April 1999
The PDT is social-democratic in orientation. The PDT elected 21 deputies and 4 senators in 2002.
Joseph McMillan, 5 November 2002
image by Joseph McMillan
There are at least two groups in Brazil calling themselves juventude
socialista (Socialist Youth). The less radical, the youth affiliate of the Democratic Labor Party
(PDT), uses this flag, described in the Juventude Socialista/PDT party statute, Article 1-4. "...a
rectangle, red-white-red, with the symbol between the inscriptions JUVENTUDE
SOCIALISTA/PDT in blue and red. The symbol is described in another article
of the statute as three youths in profile, holding a rose, representing the
mystification (probably meaning to say miscegenation) of the races: white, black,
and Indian.
Joseph McMillan, 10 November 2002
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