FLAG OF ALL COUNTRIES
FLAG OF ALL COUNTRIES
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The cheap Mexican flag in Ho Chi Minh City, the Mexican flag is a three-flag flag lying vertically from the handle to the tail, which is green, white and red with the Mexican national emblem in the middle of the flag.
The flag of Mexico (Spanish: Bandera de México) is a three-flag flag that lies vertically from the handle to the tail in green, white and red with the national emblem of Mexico in the middle of the flag. The shape of the Mexican flag appeared after its independence from Spain after the Mexican War of Independence in 1821. The official flag has been adopted since 1968 and its flag law, The national emblem and the national anthem were published in 1984, although the visual design of the flag appeared much earlier. Up to now, the Mexican flag has been revised 4 times, mainly because of changes in the Mexican emblem and the proportions of the flag.
At a glance, the flag of Mexico looks somewhat similar to the Italian flag because both flags have the same colors of green, white and red.
However, the Italian flag has a width ratio of 2: 3, while the Mexican flag has a ratio of 4: 7. The three colors on the flag of Mexico represent the colors of the Mexican liberation army during the war of independence. The image of the national emblem on the flag is based on an ancient Aztec legend. It is an image of an eagle following a snake perched on a branch of cactus growing on a ledge near a lake. An Aztec god told the people of this tribe if they saw the eagle carrying the serpent, which is where they built the new capital, the capital of Tenochtítlan, now the City. Mexico - the capital of this country.
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