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Olivier Touzeau, 07 August 2014
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Few days ago Herrera "exhibited for the first time its official flag"
http://www.prensa.com/impreso/nacionales/la-provincia-de-herrera-exhibe-su-nueva-bandera/151554
and
http://www.elsiglo.com/mensual/2013/01/20/contenido/607435.asp. It's a
horizontal bicolor of yellow over blue with the (light brown?) map of the
province in the center and 7 blue stars (representing the districts) arranged in
an arc above the map.
Paraskevas Renesis, 27 January 2013
Here's a
close-up of the new "controversial" provincial flag from
http://radiomials920am.com/news/show .We can see the names of the 7
districts are written in blue.The flag was presented on January 18.
Paraskevas Renesis, 28 January 2013
So what is the statute of the flag sent by Fred Drews? What is his source?
Whatever, obviouly, provincial flag in Herrera are generally Y over B with many
variations in the design, and there is the flag reported as the official flag
since 2013.
Olivier Touzeau, 07 August 2014
image by Fred Drews, 06 August 2014
image by Ivan Sache, 19 June 2002
The image is based on
<perez-franco.com/bandera/dise.html> (defunct), located by Dov
Gutterman. Herrera province has an area of 2,341 sq. km, and
is therefore the smallest of the Panamanian provinces. Population
in 1996 was 101,775 inhabitants.
Ivan Sache, 19 June 2002
The source we give for the flag displayed is, I expect, the one now at
http://perez-franco.com/roberto/espanol.php?leer=bandiseno.
Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 28 January 2013
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image by Fred Drews, 06 August 2014
A bit of confusion here. The coat of arms was provided with the filename
"chitre.gif". Chitré is the capital of
Herrera, and appears to have its own arms. Astute FOTWers may notice that the
arms share many elements - quartered with symbols of faith, agriculture,
industry and animal husbandry, a blue/yellow ribbon, a similar motto (UNUM ET
PROGRESSUM vs. UNION Y PROGRESO). I am assuming from the title of this message
that the coat of arms attached here belong to the province.
Rob Raeside, 06 August 2014
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